WW2 Life Simulator

A round-based wartime life RPG for players who want to experience the question: "what if I had been born in that era?" The player is an ordinary person living inside World War II history, not a hero who can rewrite the timeline.

What it does

Start from a character sheet, then play round by round through a life shaped by war, local politics, family pressure, health, money, and survival decisions. Major events follow the historical record. The player's choices decide personal fate, relationships, resources, risks, and the people who may be lost or saved along the way.

What players get

• Character setup for birthplace, birth year, family background, difficulty, and life span
• Random accepted for every setup field, so a run can begin quickly
• Round headers, previous-choice consequences, status panels, historical events, five choices, and a free action every turn
• Period-aware money, prices, inflation, rationing, and currency reforms that can genuinely destroy savings
• Health, family, assets, relationships, conscription, separation, and reunion tracked across the run
• Pause and resume anytime with a copy-paste resume code (no local save file required)
• A final life summary with lifespan, final assets, three unlocked achievements, and a closing reflection

Built for historical immersion

Hardcore Realism is the default. Choices are often about choosing the less painful loss. Characters can become ill, be drafted, lose family members, go missing, or die young. Early death still receives a complete finale, because a short life is still a full story in this simulation.

Good use cases

• Play a grounded WW2 text adventure
• Explore a civilian life in a specific city, class, or family background
• Run a historical roleplay session without fabricated pseudo-history
• Create an emotionally coherent life-story file from one playthrough
• Learn how war, inflation, occupation, conscription, and displacement feel from an ordinary person's viewpoint

Languages

The opening form, status panel, choices, narration, and finale follow the language the player types. It can host runs in English, Chinese, Japanese, German, or another language the model can handle.

Example starts

• "Start a random WW2 life simulation."
• "I want to be born in Taipei in 1930, working-class family, hardcore realism."
• "Run a Warsaw 1935 character with random family background."
• "Start a new character in occupied France, 1940."