The Witcher life simulator

The original story by Andrzej Sapkowski takes place on a fictional landmass known as the Continent. The author drew heavy inspiration from Slavic mythology and Polish history to build this world. LifeSim places your character in the real city of Kraków, Lesser Poland, Poland. You walk on a 3D map of the actual streets and interact with artificial intelligence residents.

Kraków is an ancient Polish capital with well-preserved medieval architecture. You can search the map for Wawel Royal Castle and visit its grand courtyards. The city also features the Barbican of Kraków, a fortified medieval outpost. These real locations mirror the royal courts and fortresses from the series.

The local landscape offers dramatic nature outside the urban center. You can walk to Ojców National Park to see deep caves and tall rock formations. The real Smocza Jama is a limestone cave famous as a local dragon den. This environment works well for a character who hunts dangerous beasts.

Maciej, 30, arrives in Kraków to find work as a hired fighter. He types his description into the character builder and starts near the market square. The game draws his portrait, and he begins to explore the streets. He sets a life goal to earn enough money for a silver weapon.

His daily to-do list includes training in the park and asking about animal attacks. A grand opening for a new pub appears on his map. He goes to the event and meets a wealthy trader. They chat about local history, and the trader remembers Maciej as a skilled fighter.

A week later, the trader invites Maciej to a neighboring village. They plan an outing, pick a path through the forest, and walk there together. LifeSim relies on the story you write, so Maciej types the details of their travel in his own words.

CD Projekt Red created a highly acclaimed trilogy of official video games for the franchise. The player controls the monster hunter Geralt through a dark fantasy story. These games feature tactical combat, detailed quest lines, and complex moral choices. They expand on the original books by adding new political conflicts and otherworldly threats.

LifeSim offers an open map of Poland without programmed quests or monster combat systems. You write your own powers into your text, and the city residents react. You manage an everyday routine in a modern setting that shares the cultural roots. Your Polish resident ages through the different life stages and can face unexpected dangers.

The old town of Kraków centers around Rynek Główny, a massive medieval market square. You can find a job as a historian, a tour guide, or a local artisan. The people you meet have their own homes, jobs, and friends. They talk to you about their daily struggles and their political goals.

A local musician might invite you to a tavern for a night of card games. You can pick a real pub on the map and walk there with your new friends. Buying historical books and drinking in taverns will change your available cash.

You can change clothes and add medieval emotes to your character profile. The desktop version includes a sketch tool that lets you draw scars on your fighter. Your personal style helps build your reputation as you complete local contracts.

You can establish a daily routine that fits the culture of southern Poland. You might start your morning by visiting a traditional bakery near the town square. The weather changes with the seasons, bringing cold winters and snowy streets to the ancient capital. Your character manages their money as they purchase food for their mercenary trips.

Your phone keeps a calendar of upcoming events and historical festivals. You can invite other characters to explore the historic caves or walk along the river. Every day in southern Poland ends with a recap of your activities. The people in LifeSim keep a memory of what happened during these Slavic outings.

You can use the build mode on a desktop computer to design a custom home. This tool turns a drawing of a building into a 3D model that you place in Kraków. You can create a hidden sanctuary or an ancient stone tower for your magic scholar.