Deep Life Simulator: Tycoon

New faces, real conversations, a fairer store, and nothing left locked. • Character creation, rebuilt. Your face is now built from features you choose rather than picked from a gallery of portraits, and it ages with you instead of being swapped for a stranger's at each age band. Children look like children, and they inherit their parents' features. • Spark chats are a real conversation. Break the ice, compliment, joke, flirt, ask them out for coffee, dinner or something reckless, or ask them to go steady. Every match keeps its own rapport, so a relationship is built rather than announced — and any match you'd rather not date can become a friend. • Fixed a trap that could lock you out of the game. Buying a house or a company could take away the very app that manages it, and two life chapters asked for apps those same chapters were the only way to unlock. Progress only ever goes up now. • Your starting age no longer breaks the early game. Beginner luck, the early grace period, the first-month events and the week-count goals were all measured against your age instead of your life, so anyone who didn't start at 18 lost them — and Chapter 1 opened two-thirds done. • The dark web sells gear. The tool shop had no way in, which left 18 of the 19 street jobs locked behind tools nobody could buy. Deliveries now hand over the item you paid for, and listings rotate instead of freezing for weeks. • The money you're shown is the money you're charged. Weekly Expenses and the Budget tab left out rent, income tax and student loan payments; the Net Worth breakdown didn't add up to the Net Worth above it. Both add up now. • Friends are real. Only your first Spark match could ever become a contact, network contacts had no action at all, and neglecting people cost nothing. All three are fixed — and a neglected friend can now drift out of your life. • Banking upgrades you can finally buy. Premium Credit Card, Financial Planning, Business Banking and Private Banking are in the shop, each one spelling out exactly what it does to your money. • Honest prices everywhere. Every price now shows in your own currency, including on the death screen, and a free trial is only advertised when you can actually claim one. Redeem Code now opens the App Store's own sheet. • Your purchases stay yours. Membership no longer switches off when you open the game offline, and rewinding time can no longer wipe something you just bought. • Six more money fixes: a false "Need $10,000" on family business actions, a double-tap that could buy a vehicle twice or duplicate coins in a swap, savings with no way to pay into it, buy-outs that added no revenue, ad rewards that offered a property millionaire $50, and a poverty scholarship that promised free education and delivered respect. • Faster and clearer. About six seconds off a cold start, a death screen that scrolls, food/gym/housing cards that show what they do to each stat, a Life Goals list that fits on a page, and a Contacts app that stays smooth in a long life.