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Sunday City: Life Simulator
Seaside life sim where you climb from courier to tycoon, open shops, adopt pets and party on the beach.
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- Developer
- AP KEFIR LTD
- Score
- 4.6
- Downloads
- 1K+ ratings
- Age
- Rated 17+
- Genre
- Simulation
- Price
- Free
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About this game
A sun-soaked life simulator set in a seaside city where every day is treated like a weekend. Players start out as a courier and work up to millionaire status by taking jobs, racing sports cars, opening businesses and spending the profits on whichever lifestyle appeals, from yoga classes and beach volleyball to private parties. The business side begins with a first café, electronics shop or comic book store, each generating income that funds the next venture. Social features matter just as much: there's an in-game chat for meeting other players, skins to swap depending on mood, and scooters or sports cars to get around in. Pets are available too, with a cat, a dog or a capybara to adopt and bring along on beach walks, shopping trips or café hangouts. Much of it revolves around other players, so it's closer to a social hangout than a solo story.
Sunday City: Life Simulator: the full guide
What the game is
Life in this seaside city runs on permanent weekend time, by AP KEFIR's own description. You arrive as a courier and work towards millionaire status through jobs, car racing and businesses, then spend the money on whatever lifestyle suits: yoga, beach volleyball, private parties.
The business ladder starts with a café, electronics shop or comic store, and each one funds the next. Social features carry equal weight, with an in-game chat, swappable skins, scooters and sports cars, and a cat, dog or capybara to adopt and bring along. The description is candid that it's a social hangout more than a solo story.
How a session plays
A day in the city might mean a delivery job, a quick race, checking on the café's takings and then wandering to the beach to see who's around. Chat is always available, and much of the appeal is bumping into other players doing the same thing.
Progress is measured in money and status, with each business funding the next, but the pace is set by you. Pets follow you on walks, shopping trips and café visits. Sessions tend to drift rather than end, which is the point of the weekend framing.
Why people look for it
People searching for a life sim want somewhere to hang out rather than something to finish, and this one makes that explicit. The capybara is a small, deliberate hook. The beach-city setting and party-first tone attract a social crowd, and the 17+ rating signals it isn't a children's dollhouse game.
Look and feel
Expect bright, sun-washed 3D environments, stylised avatars with plenty of skin options, and a city built around a beachfront. HUD elements will cover cash, jobs and chat. Five screenshots are on the page and should show the social spaces as much as the business or racing screens.
