Observed arrival · 2026-09-23
Kai Games builds three games around whole lives
The Singapore-made studio presents three browser-game concepts, all marked closed beta: a life simulator, a game set in first-century Israel, and life-spanning card duels.
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- For
- Players drawn to life simulators and historical card games
- Worth noticing
- In Those Days lists 290+ story cards, each tied to a real event and a Bible reference.
Field notes
Lifelings describes a life shaped by choices across school, work, love, and money, with careers and family among its listed elements. Deckborn connects card progression to a character’s lifespan: the page says children cannot play a seven-drop, and a sixty-year run ends with an heir inheriting a deck. The site also lists collectible figures, cars, and cards for Lifelings.
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