$14.99Timeflow – Life Sim Life on a Dice Roll
A turn-based life board game about money and time. You guide a character with their own job, savings and life goal toward financial freedom through careers, business, real estate, stocks, crypto and art. Simple to learn, easy to replay with new strategies, and best with friends around the same table.
Is Timeflow – Life Sim worth it?
Timeflow – Life Sim is worth it if…
- you like tycoon games about money, business and property rather than placing rides
- you like turn-based board games with cards, dice luck and long-term plans
- you want to replay with new characters, goals and money strategies
- you want multiplayer sessions where every game turns out differently
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Run businesses and build income
This is the tycoon side of Timeflow, played one turn at a time. You earn, save and put money to work: open a business, buy real estate, trade stocks and crypto, or try art and blogging. Industries rise and fall, so wages, business income and share prices shift as you play.
Time is the other currency. Each month you split it between work, study, networking and leisure, and you need contacts before bigger moves open up. You can push a steady career, go freelance, or bet on entrepreneurship. Different paths can win, which keeps rematches interesting.
Live a whole financial life
You start with a character who has a background, age, family status, traits, savings and values, then steer them through life stages toward a set dream. Along the way you handle debt, risky investments, weddings, children and bad luck on red squares. Mood and stress matter, and a bad streak can cost you years.
The interface stays simple, with no dense tables or charts to manage. That keeps the focus on choices and long-term planning: what to learn, when to borrow, when to hold. It teaches saving, investing and risk in a practical way, drawn from well-known money books and board classics.
Good to know?
Can you win without running a business?
Yes. Business and property are the most direct routes, but a careful career, freelance work and market investments can also get you to financial freedom. It takes tighter budgeting and good timing around market shifts.
How does multiplayer work?
You play the same board with separate characters, goals and difficulty settings, so income and prices can differ between players. Sessions are turn-based and unpredictable, with events hitting harder when several people play. Up to 8 can join.
Do you need finance knowledge to play?
No. The game avoids complex terms and heavy charts, and the rules are simple to pick up. You learn saving, investing, debt and time use by doing it, one monthly decision at a time.
Can you make your own character?
The base game includes several characters with different ages, jobs, savings and traits. An optional editor lets you build one closer to yourself, which changes the starting budget and the choices that make sense.
