This Grand Life 2

Colony Sim-Style Management - Set priorities for your characters and watch them fulfill their desires. You make the important decisions like where to work, live and study.

Character Preferences - Be an ambitious investment banker with a paperwork allergy, or a struggling single parent with a shopping addiction. The unique preferences system offers a variety of "what-ifs" to play out.

Multi-Person Household - Manage multiple characters in one household. Run a bachelor pad, nuclear family, student share house or hobo camp.

Multi-Generational - Your characters will age from birth to death and accumulate status conditions as they go through life.

Skills and Education - Multiple organic routes to qualify for a job, whether through experience, education or a combination of both.

Cycles within cycles - Industries will go through their own booms and busts so consider your options carefully. Manufacturing jobs might pay higher wages while electricity prices are decreasing at the same time.

Be A Business Owner - Start your own small businesses. Hire workers, run it as a family enterprise, or do all the jobs yourself.

Real Estate - Purchase residential or commercial property and rent it out, live in it, or use it for one of your businesses.

Stock Market - Research stocks. Consider industry trends, management competency, price/earnings ratios and other factors before investing.

Passions - Embrace a variety of passions like painting, thievery, home building or child adoption.

Rivals and Influence - Endgame competitors will support government policy changes in their own interests. Generate your own influence to do the same.

Real City Pathfinding - Maps are based on real cities. Travel time depends on actual road and rail networks, as well as obstacles like rivers and mountains.

Moddability - Create your own careers, courses, locations, possessions and more. All content designed to be highly moddable.

Colony Sim-Style Management - Set priorities for your characters and watch them fulfill their desires. You make the important decisions like where to work, live and study.

Character Preferences - Be an ambitious investment banker with a paperwork allergy, or a struggling single parent with a shopping addiction. The unique preferences system offers a variety of "what-ifs" to play out.

Multi-Person Household - Manage multiple characters in one household. Run a bachelor pad, nuclear family, student share house or hobo camp.

Multi-Generational - Your characters will age from birth to death and accumulate status conditions as they go through life.

Skills and Education - Multiple organic routes to qualify for a job, whether through experience, education or a combination of both.

Cycles within cycles - Industries will go through their own booms and busts so consider your options carefully. Manufacturing jobs might pay higher wages while electricity prices are decreasing at the same time.

Be A Business Owner - Start your own small businesses. Hire workers, run it as a family enterprise, or do all the jobs yourself.

Real Estate - Purchase residential or commercial property and rent it out, live in it, or use it for one of your businesses.

Stock Market - Research stocks. Consider industry trends, management competency, price/earnings ratios and other factors before investing.

Passions - Embrace a variety of passions like painting, thievery, home building or child adoption.

Rivals and Influence - Endgame competitors will support government policy changes in their own interests. Generate your own influence to do the same.

Real City Pathfinding - Maps are based on real cities. Travel time depends on actual road and rail networks, as well as obstacles like rivers and mountains.

Moddability - Create your own careers, courses, locations, possessions and more. All content designed to be highly moddable.