Everkith: Life Simulator

Your choices become someone else's beginning. Everkith is an illustrated, single-player life simulation about growing up, building a family and what you leave behind. Begin in the year 2000 at age ten. Choose your path through school, work, relationships and parenthood, then continue through an eligible surviving child when a life ends. One family. Three generations. Your heir has their own age, relationships and childhood experiences. Everyone shares one calendar. Memories, inheritance and past decisions connect up to three playable generations. If no eligible living heir remains, the family's story can end earlier. Choices with a cost Balance family, health and money while caring for your happiness. A cheaper plan may demand time. Extra work may bring strain. Postponed care can leave problems for later. Known recurring bills and foregone earnings are shown before you commit, while outcomes can still surprise you. A family with a voice Respond to school expenses, childcare, a teenager's direction and an adult child's need for support. Share household responsibilities, care for an aging parent and face difficult conversations with a partner, including a wish to separate. A red badge marks a family decision that needs an answer. Later conversations remember the actual person and the choice you made. A story that carries on Each life brings its own decisions. Explore the family tree, illustrated scenes and album to revisit the people and moments that shaped your story. Care and effort matter, but spending more does not guarantee success. Illness, loss and unexpected turns remain part of life. Play at your own pace • Play offline without an account. • Keep progress on your device and export or restore a backup. • Choose English or Turkish from first launch. • Use compact screens, with optional Details for a closer look. • Adjust music, sound, larger text and reduced motion. • Enjoy the game without ads, subscriptions or in-app purchases. Progress is saved locally on this device. Moving to another device requires a manual backup transfer. Contains fictional themes of relationship breakdown, financial hardship, illness, bereavement and death. Game credits have no real-world value.