Generational Mobile Life Simulator Everlife 2 Is Out Now on Android

Everlife 2 – Life Simulator, the standalone sequel to Everlife Classic, is now available on mobile. The best part is that you don’t need to know anything about the first one. And if you are aware, the first one is exclusive to iOS, so this is a great opportunity for us Android players to dive into the universe.

Everlife 2 – Life Simulator brings new generational gameplay

From developer Philip Kessler and publisher Eververse, the game is a single-player generational life sim. You create a character, pick a hometown, decide what kind of person you’re going to be, and then live your entire life from birth to death through thousands of story cards.

You can study properly or cheat on a test, fall in love or completely mess it up, build a career, buy a house, have kids, adopt pets, make friends, lose friends, and whatnot. You have the complete liberty to make questionable decisions.

When your character dies, you can continue the family story as a descendant who inherits things from the previous generation. That includes property, money, relationships, discoveries, and even the consequences of what your predecessor did.

Everlife 2 – Life Simulator has more than one million words of handwritten text. That’s along with thousands of scenarios and outcomes covering childhood, school, romance, work, family, health, money, crime, fame, and even supernatural stuff.

There are also hundreds of smaller actions happening between the bigger life events. You can work overtime, quit your job, enter rehab, repay a loan, catch fireflies, move to another town, or do something so weird.

Character creation lets you choose your look, birthday, zodiac sign, backstory, starting values, and family. Meanwhile, you can deal with job interviews and climb through ten promotion ranks across 35 career tracks and 350 jobs.

Everlife 2 – Life Simulator is free to download on the Google Play Store. You can play it offline, and there’s no account requirement. Optional expansion packs are sold separately, with Nightfall, Fame & Fortune, Life of Crime, and Dreams & Degrees available.

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