Experience a life simulation from birth to death, dictated by chance and real-world statistics. Watch as individuals navigate their existence, with a memorial marking their end. Optional purchases allow for eternal life, reincarnation, and choosing specific eras or countries.
1.3.1
October 25, 2026
New in Divine Intervention: Shape their life choices. At turning points in school, love, emigration, money and illness, choose which way the person you watch will go.
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神の介入
永遠の寿命(不老)・お気に入り保存・転生・時代を選ぶが、1回の購入でずっと使えます。
レビューありがとうございます。「眺めるだけでは物足りない」というご意見を受けて、神の介入に「人生の選択に関与する」を追加しました。進学・結婚・移住・財産・病など、人生の分かれ道で、どちらへ進ませるかを選べます。最新版に更新してお試しください。
OneLife is a life simulation game where you observe a person's entire existence from birth to death. The game uses real-world statistics to determine life events, such as family, education, career, and lifespan.
No, you cannot directly control the life in OneLife. The game is designed for you to 'watch' as life unfolds based on chance and statistical probabilities, offering a unique observational experience.
Divine Intervention is a one-time in-app purchase that offers features like granting eternal life, saving favorite lives, reincarnating as someone new, and choosing a specific era or country to be born in.
No, OneLife does not contain advertisements. The game is free to play with optional in-app purchases for additional features.
OneLife's events are based on a simplified model derived from statistics published by the World Bank and Our World in Data (historical estimates). The data is used under a CC BY 4.0 license.
Currently, OneLife is supported on iPhone devices. The game was released on October 16, 2026, and its latest version is 1.3.1, updated on October 25, 2026.
OneLife has an age rating of 17+, indicating it may contain mature themes or content not suitable for younger players. This is due to the simulation of life events, including potential conflicts and mortality.
When a simulated life ends, a memorial is held that reflects the era and location of the person's life. Their life is then summarized in a short piece and preserved in the Memorial Hall for you to revisit.
