Game name: "Most"
It's a domestic realism-themed simulation survival game.
The realism of the game's scenarios seems like it's right under your house.
The point that makes a simulation game the most ****able is that it's realistic enough.
The closer it gets to reality, the more it seems to open up a parallel universe where you can get a slice of life you can't experience in real life.
In this game, you're a rural boy who has to go out to work because his father is in debt. Working a day job in an urban village so that you can pay off the $100 in interest that you must deliver every day on time?
In the game, you're just an ordinary little city character. There's no protagonist aura, no buff additions, and all the setbacks you encounter are exactly the same as in reality?
You may encounter all kinds of problems:
Unable to walk or die because of hunger, disliked or even inferior because of filth, you will get sick, beaten up, and robbed if you accidentally stray into the streets. And also because work affects your mood, and when you can't control your emotions you look for a place where no one is around to vent, and you end up injuring yourself and having to pay for it?
Of course, you can still enjoy life in this situation, such as square dancing, playing basketball, throwing hoops, playing airsoft. If you know how to play chess, then congratulations you can go to the street corner and win old man's money every day.
You can choose to eat roadside stalls or go to restaurants, go to Internet cafes or bars, you can go play fruit machines or go to ? , you can go to a foot wash or even to the red light district...?
When your life is really hard, you can pick up rags and steal batteries (be careful?).
When you have a surplus of finances at your disposal, you can also make your life stable, like renting an apartment.
There are also a lot of details in the game that can cause Chinese players to **** off, but of course, you need to take your time to discover these yourself.