studio apart(ment)
You just moved to a new city. The rooms are small, the people aren't very nice, and there's nothing to do. Is there? Play through 7 days of a life sim and then do it again. After each run, buy upgrades and unlock new areas. Explore a new procedurally generated city every reset.
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You just moved to a new city. Hooray. The rooms are small, the people aren't very nice, and there's nothing to do. Is there?
studio apart(ment) is a life sim meets roguelite where you play 7 days of a life sim and then restart. Not everything resets—your relationships, upgrades, and inventory persist. Explore a procedurally generated city every run filled with minigames, friendly (or not) citygoers, cars, buildings, shops, and everything you could want in an urban paradise.
studio apart(ment) is a life sim meets roguelite where you play 7 days of a life sim and then restart. Not everything resets—your relationships, upgrades, and inventory persist. Explore a procedurally generated city every run filled with minigames, friendly (or not) citygoers, cars, buildings, shops, and everything you could want in an urban paradise.
- A procedurally generated city. No two runs will feel the same and the possibility of exploration is always lingering.
- A limited color palette with only four colors
- Custom naming for villagers. Any villager can be named as you choose. Want to add your best friends into the game? Knock yourself out
- Explorable areas that get unlocked over time. Even if you have explored the city countless times, you can still find more to do
- A skill tree where you can buy upgrades and unlock new features
