Just Life is a role-playing and life simulation game focused on narrative and human relationships. You take control of a young man who has just graduated from high school. Life hasn't been easy for him, as he can't afford to go to college due to economic reasons and he has been unable to find a job because everyone requires work experience. But fate gives him an opportunity, and he inherits an agricultural land. Your mission is to achieve success from scratch, starting with nothing.
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ExplorationJust Life features an open world of 2 km². You can explore a small city with many different types of shops, such as clothing stores, accessories, tools, restaurants, cafes, bars, a museum, a library, parks, a school, banks, a shopping center, and much more to discover. You can also find a lake, mountains, agricultural and industrial areas, several abandoned mines, and even a prison. There's a lot to explore and discover, and each day will be different from the last one.
SettingThe story takes place in a fictional city in the southern hemisphere, surrounded by mountains and influenced by different cultures. There is a diversity of buildings and people. Being a city somewhat isolated from the rest of the world, finding a job has become very complex and most people migrate to large cities in search of a new future. Gradually, the city is becoming a bit old, but recently efforts have been made to reverse this by building a university, which is still under construction, and the entry of foreign companies (although this could be a double-edged sword).