Only the current version so far — new entries appear as the game ships updates.
A humorous life simulator: start as a homeless person on a heating main with a loaf of bread and rise to become a billionaire with your own bank and island.
The neighbor upstairs flooded you, the neighbor downstairs filed a lawsuit—and here's your address: the heating main behind the garages. A loaf of bread in your pocket. A billion dollars ahead.
"Life Upgrade" is a fun simulator of a homeless person, a worker, and a businessman: a journey from the very bottom to the very top. Every day brings a new event, several tasks, and a choice that determines the direction your life will take.
HOW TO PLAY
• In the morning—an event with a choice: a granny with a pie, three guys in tracksuits, a traffic cop, a blogger, raiders, paparazzi.
• During the day—chores and work: trash can and alms, a construction site and a taxi, your own kiosk, a cafe, a factory, a bank, and even a rocket.
• Build a business: from a shawarma stand to a coffee shop chain, a skyscraper, and an oil rig.
• Trade in your things for better ones: an old phone for a smartphone, a jacket for a down jacket, and from there it's not far to a penthouse. You're not always lucky.
• At night, you check for the day: hunger, cold, expenses. If you haven't eaten or dressed, you might not wake up.
SIX STEPS - FROM HOMELESS TO MILLIONAIRE AND BEYOND
Homeless → Poor → Hard Worker → Entrepreneur → Rich → Billionaire.
It's not the money in your account that gives you a step, but the things you have: a roof over your head, clothes, your own business. Lose it, and you're back down.
FEATURES
• 92 things - from an empty bottle to your own island, each with its own benefit.
• 95 events with hand-drawn pictures—and in them, the hero is dressed just like you.
• 35 tasks: the same thing quickly becomes boring, so it's better to alternate.
• Death is not the end: a new life, a new story, and your records remain.
• Offline game: play without internet connection. Ads are only available if you choose, for a reward.
The game is a humorous parody. Any resemblance to real people and brands is random. All money in the game is in-game: there are no deposits, withdrawals, or real winnings.
