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In the simplest terms, Love and Deepspace is a mobile romance game. But Love and Deepspace is anything but simple.  The game has a visual novel-style narrative, real-time combat, and a period tracker. You can decorate a home as you would in The Sims 4. You can interact with the men as if they were your real-life boyfriend, texting throughout the day then falling asleep together at night. (Yes, falling asleep together. One of Love and Deepspace's features is a sleep system. It's not a sleep tracker, but it plays sounds like breathing and snoring while you fall asleep.) There are a lot of pieces

Paralives is a stylized, Sims-like life sim with Build/Buy/Live modes and character creation that also borrows ideas like a community center and townie quests from the other side of Life Sims: Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing. One of its big claims is that it "will never have paid DLCs, only free expansions," setting it apart from The Sims series. Swipe to scroll horizontallyFeatureIncluded?How it worksLive Mode✅Manage the needs, wants, and progression of a household in real time and swap to any other household in your town save file at willBuild/Buy Mode✅Build walls and clutter rooms with t

Short answer: yes. Long answer: consider waiting to play based on what you value. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 If you're a major life sim fan: Paralives is totally worth it. You'll just need to factor in your own tolerance for jank to decide if you play right now or wait for a couple months of bug-stabilizing updates. Paralives is doing so many neat things with strategic gameplay and customization that remind me of everything I missed in the Sims 2 and Sims 3 era. Along with lots of little quality-of-life touches clearly inspired by a deep, lifelong love for the genre this really does feel like a simmer's life sim