I played for around 10 minutes, quite fun. Some comments:<p>- how would you get 4% gains in real life? it makes a massive difference, but you're unlikely to reach this unless the money is put into the stock market<p>- was unable to sell my property (the "request valuation" button does nothing)<p>- the university option never showed up<p>- there were no further jobs after ~12 years of career (stopped at something like engineering manager at ~45k/year which is very low for London)<p>- advancing month-by-month is pretty slow. there should be a way of fast-forwarding to important events (new job, promotion, housing market goes up/down, etc)<p>- had to transfer $ to savings / pension in batches every year or so, losing out on a lot of interest. should be possible to set a monthly amount<p>- the expenses are way too stable to reflect real life<p>I ended the simulation at 35 years old, with €200k savings, €60k mortage equity, and €80k on a pension fund. Living on a €100k house, no car, no gifts, no travel, no family. It's not bad, but for someone saving fiercely from 18 years without any major expenses it's not a great result. Getting a high-paying job (80k+) around your 30s will land you in the exact same place, while giving you 12 years to live more liberally.