• New scoring: your life is now scored against lives from the same era and origin. The review shows where you rank among peers, and the original five scores remain as your life data. Existing saves keep their original scoring. • Life goals: pick up to three era goals when you start, such as staying out of the 1989 mania or holding on through 2008. Yearly reports and the life review track which ones you achieve. • Challenge rules: Black Swan Era, Self-Made, Family Burden and Inflation Era. Each rule adds 5% to your official score. • Weekly challenge: no connection needed. Everyone gets the same seed, origin and rule each week, and your score goes to the weekly Game Center leaderboard. • Difficulty descriptions corrected: Realistic and Hardcore really do bring more misfortune and Easy brings less; the fast-forward note, which never existed in the game, is gone. • Echoes: each era scenario has 20 callback events — choices from years ago come back later in life. • Love and partners: date while single to raise your chance of a yes (shown when you propose); six spouse personalities each have upsides and costs; remarry after divorce or loss. • A classmate: someone born the same year into the same circumstances lives by the default choices. Year reports share their news and the life review compares your lives. • Visible odds: some choices now show the chance of things going well — choose first, see the result after. • Era endings and opportunities: each era has its own endings, with hints in the collection, and key years show an "era opportunity" on the main screen. • More stories: later-life events in the US and Hong Kong, and origin- and path-based stories in China, Korea, Singapore and Hong Kong. • Share cards now show the echoes and era ending of your life. • Seven new Game Center achievements: era endings, life goals, marrying after dating, challenge rules, beating your classmate, echoes.

Go further in your first life and see what each choice is worth. • Safer defaults for new players: Look for Work is preselected while unemployed, new lives start with a suggested time plan, and spending switches to Tight when income can't cover living costs and savings run low, then returns to your previous level once income recovers. • When a trial ends, you'll see where your life stands and the era's next big events, with the option to unlock every scenario at once. If a trial life ends early, you can restart for free or start over on Easy. • Settlement reports add This Year's Milestones, and crash and boom years open with the market's move and your net worth change. Event text can now be expanded, and What If replays your life to compare choices. • America 1929 adds relief programs in 1932 and 1934, and the Korean War call-up now recalls veterans. Many events no longer reach characters without a spouse, children or an employer, and several cards that never appeared or didn't match their effects are fixed. • In every region, once your separate scenario purchases add up to the All Scenarios Pass price, you receive the pass. Bundles whose contents you already own are no longer offered. • Scenario covers show their year and region, and exam result cards and the Time Rewind store page display correctly. Hardcore lives can't be rewound, and other lives ask before rewinding.

More depth in the choices that shape a life. • Added cover artwork for Mainland China, Singapore and South Korea, with expanded origin stories, story branches across years, ending text, exam questions and Traditional Chinese, English and Japanese text. • New regional lives offer deeper housing and life decisions, including migration and local residence registration, Singapore CPF and HDB housing, and South Korean jeonse deposits. Existing lives retain their original rules. • Improved cash reservations and cancellation for deposits, investments and regional actions; corrected jeonse losses, retirement payments and financial reports. • Corrected calendar years, week numbers, settlement transitions and AI summaries in weekly scenarios. • Added game sounds and improved vibration settings. Turning feedback off cancels pending effects. • Strengthened save failure handling and rewind compatibility checks to prevent older records from being overwritten by an incompatible reconstruction.

Three new places to live, with more choices across generations. • Explore 1978 Mainland China, 1965 Singapore and 1961 South Korea. Each new scenario includes its first 10 in-game years free, bringing the catalog to eight scenarios. • Follow children through school and into work, plan family care, and respond to relationship strain before a marriage breaks down. • Clearer study and professional qualification paths, continued learning progress, and improved health recovery and insurance accounting. • Manage several homes separately, see the rent saved by living in your own home, and transfer eligible property to adult children. Property inspections and entrusted management now have clearer consequences. • Eligible verified scenario purchases can count toward an all-scenarios pass. The purchase screen shows the available credit and actual App Store price before checkout; currency and eligibility rules apply. • Improved save reliability when continuing as a child or rewinding a life, plus more reliable purchase restoration and household cash-flow reporting.

Clearer settings, purchases, and game guidance: - Reorganized settings for purchases, play preferences, stories and AI, notifications, and privacy. - Consistent product names and clearer purchase links for locked features, with AI availability explained. - Fixed the starting flow for Chaos Origin and talents, with descriptions matching their effects. - Corrected weekly scenario dates, save currencies, recap text, and notifications. - Improved amount entry and saving or retrying letters and online plans. - Clearer contract, repayment, and ending explanations, plus accessibility improvements.

This update makes every year smoother and more personal: - The optional AI life companion now summarizes resumed games and plans, narrates annual reports, spots patterns across lives, and polishes biographies. On supported devices it prefers Apple Private Cloud Compute and never changes game results. - Life chapters and yearly highlights now reflect what you value most: wealth, health, family, achievement, or happiness. - When nothing has changed, you can keep your plan and move directly into the next year with fewer confirmations. - Health and caregiving guidance now stays visible only when it is truly relevant, preventing chapters from getting stuck. - Save management now has a clearly visible delete action, and full save slots take you straight to freeing space for a new life. - Improved yearly recaps, next-year guidance, accessibility text handling, and overall stability.

This update makes every year smoother and more personal: - Life chapters and yearly highlights now reflect what you value most: wealth, health, family, achievement, or happiness. - When nothing has changed, you can keep your plan and move directly into the next year with fewer confirmations. - Health and caregiving guidance now stays visible only when it is truly relevant, preventing chapters from getting stuck. - Save management now has a clearly visible delete action, and full save slots take you straight to freeing space for a new life. - Improved yearly recaps, next-year guidance, accessibility text handling, and overall stability.

This update makes life choices clearer and more varied: - Added detailed income, household, childcare, and yearly budget forecasts. - Health actions and parental support now preview health, stress, and family effects. - Added more investing, renting, refinancing, and small-business opportunities with stronger verification and risk feedback. - Expanded family, health, spending, and entrepreneurship events across four historical scenarios. - Removed the Game Center button that floated above content; achievements and leaderboards remain available from the main menu. - Improved save reliability, navigation, and additional interface issues.

This update improves gameplay and save reliability: - Fixed saving during yearly settlement, event responses, and life endings. - Improved save resuming, deleting the active save, and autosave history. - Improved the main menu on smaller screens and event/year transitions. - Fixed additional interface and service connectivity issues.

Version 3.0 adds two scenarios, a weekly-turn engine and Japanese. - New scenario "1997 Hong Kong: Handover and Storm" (1997–2057): 400+ events, 15 contract traps, 5 partnerships, 8 exam banks. First 10 years free. - New scenario "2026: Present Tense": one contemporary Taiwanese year in 52 weekly turns, played as a working adult. First 12 weeks free. - Full Japanese localization for the interface and all scenarios. - Weekly seed challenges, Game Center achievements, widgets, Live Activity, share cards with life strips, and the Recap gallery. - Talents, Chaos Origin and Life Biography in the Special Elements Pack; Legacy mode to continue as your child; Time Rewind tool. - Mortgage terms, owner-occupy/rent-out, big-ticket purchases, unemployment benefits, and true counterfactual replays. - Daily Life: occupation-driven events, story-driven pay changes, and stress/health feedback. - Custom illustrations replace placeholder graphics across the codex, achievements and share cards.

This update makes each in-game year easier to play and fixes housing and calculation issues: - A clearer, compact yearly decision flow with less scrolling. - A purpose-built iPad layout with wider cards and two-column decisions, reports, events, and life review. - Complete English text for scenario events, news, contracts, and endings. - Rebuilt every exam bank with career-specific questions, three difficulty levels, deeper scenarios, and explanations. - Fixed invalid or duplicate property listings and untranslated labels. - Home purchase results and rejection reasons are now clearly shown in the year report. - Corrected property valuation and mortgage amortization calculations.