In these computer games, you live, die, and live again.
People often play video games to escape from problems and issues they may be having in real life. The games take them to faraway places with interesting characters and make them heroes of other worlds, which is very different from the boring routine of everyday life.
That being said, some games don’t just want you to be the Chosen One and fight big bad guys. Video games sometimes just put players in the shoes of someone else, where they have to grow up and find happiness in worlds full of dragons, aliens, and other mythical creatures.
The Life And Suffering Of Sir Brante
The Life and Suffering of Sir Brante is a story-driven role-playing game that tells its story through the main character’s diary. You play as Sir Brante, the third child in a noble family. Your Lot in life decides what happens to you in this world. You begin as a commoner child and work your way up through the Great Arknian Empire.
Not only will your choices affect Sir Brante’s story, but also the past of the troubled world he lives in. These choices include who you choose to befriend and how your personality changes as you grow from a child to an adult. The world will only ask you one question: who are you? Whether you choose to overthrow a cruel regime and set the people free or just follow orders like a loyal dog, they will ask.
The Sims 2
The original life simulatorSince 2000, The Sims has been the first live simulation game. Its follow-up, The Sims 2, is thought to be its best version. In The Sims 2, you are in charge of the lives of either the Sims you made yourself or the families that came with the game.
You can be god and mess with your Sims’ lives from birth to death, solving their problems and making sure they stay close to each other throughout their lives. This will make your ecosystem full of drama, fun, and thrills.
Spore
Spore is a life simulation real-time strategy game made by the same company that made The Sims. Like The Sims, it lets you become a god and change the lives and evolution of aliens on an unnamed world.
The species you take over start out as tiny organisms that are fighting to stay alive. Over time, they grow into more complex beings that can build cities and spaceships and then roam the world and take over civilizations in your name. Their task is to become intelligent like humans, and you are the one who can make that happen or destroy them and return them to their previous forms.
Crusader Kings 3
Crusader Kings 3 is part of Paradox Interactive’s grand strategy series. It takes place in the Middle Ages and you play as a noble who rises through the ranks to become a global powerhouse and a family that will be remembered for hundreds of years.
As soon as your first character dies, you can play as one of their heirs to continue your family. They can grow up to be either what their predecessor was or bring your people a new age.
One Hour One Life
One Hour One Life is an online multiplayer game where you start as a baby and another player has to take care of you until you’re old enough to be on your own and start your own family. The game is played by improving a society for future generations.
Breakout Game shows that life is short and that everything you do matters, not just to you but also to those around you. In an hour, you can live a happy life and maybe think about what you’re doing when you’re not playing the game.
Fable
Fable is the first game in the classic series. It is a role-playing game set in Albion, which is made up of many city-states connected by large plains and woods. The Heroes’ Guild is one of the most well-known groups. It teaches famous mercenaries who work as all-around handymen all over Albion.
In The Hero of Oakvale, you play as a young boy whose father is killed by thieves and whose mother and sister are taken by thieves. After being saved by a hero, you set out to get stronger so that you could save your mother and sister. Along the way, you grew up.
Growing Up
Growing Up is an independent game set in America in the 1990s. You start as a baby and slowly grow up, making friends that will last a lifetime, getting a job, and even starting a family.
Mini-games let you improve the skills you’ve given your character. You could be on your way to becoming a scientist, a doctor, or even the President of the United States!
