Developer posts and news about this game.
When a marriage ends you get a real decision instead of a dice roll. Where the children live, what your country's rules say you owe, and how you actually satisfy it: pay from cash, split a pension, buy your ex out against the home, sell through an agent you choose, or put the sal
Japan was showing its mortgage deposit options in Japanese even if you were playing in English. Fixed! Mortgages . The shorter loan term option used to knock the same 0.625% off the rate in every country. Every market now has its own figure that shows the approx different in APY
Play Your Life - A mortgage you already own is now charged as a monthly bill. Previous bug was it was never deducted, so it wrongly paid itself off. - Interest rates now apply correctly. Previous bug was a mortgage entered at 6% was running at 0.06% - Large amounts are grouped as
Play Your Life: - Your entered numbers are used exactly as typed. Every market except the US was converting them a second time, so a 300,000 yen salary started you on 21,000,000. Fixed! - The summary screen before month 1 was scaling those figures again. Fixed! - Going back from
🔁 New Feature: Auto-Invest Players kept asking: if you can already set up a monthly 401(k) contribution, why not an index fund? Now you can...finally! How it works- Locate the 🔁 row on any savings or investment asset, enter your desired amount, and select Set . The game will au
Small follow-up to yesterday's update. Thanks to Adrian Joo and TheDecider for catching them. • Fixed a crash when selling a retirement or tax-free savings account that had grown. This affected every market, including Roth IRA, ISA, TFSA, NISA, Riester, Assurance Vie, Previdência
Many thanks to everyone that has provided feedback that went into this update, led by TheDecider & kony74 ! Here is what changed: Every market now has its own health system If you played the UK, Canada, Australia, France, Germany, Brazil, Portugal, Kenya, Mexico or Japan, you
Quick fix and an apology. If you started Play Your Life today, filled in your real salary and expenses, and then got asked to pay at the end, that was a bug. Play Your Life is included in the game you bought. There is nothing extra to buy in this release. If you ran into this and
It's out. After months of building, Escape the Grind just launched. If you wishlisted, thank you. I hope you will enjoy this realistic game as much as I did developing it. For anyone new: this is a financial independence simulator. You start on a normal salary with normal expense