What to expect
The current game is called Born as an Individual in the City. You begin with a character whose birthplace is outside your control, then follow a life through events and decisions. The landing page describes a year as a minute at normal speed and separates major choices, which stop time, from smaller opportunities that can pass.
Game and setup options
- Timed life simulation
- Adjustable speed
- English, Korean, and Japanese options
Getting started
- Use the current cityborn.workers.dev address.
- Choose a language and read the timing rules before creating a character.
- Keep the pause, speed, and choice shortcuts visible during the first session.
Reading your first life rather than rushing it
Begin at a slow speed and watch how the event log relates to the character panel. Some decisions pause the clock, while smaller choices can expire. Record the seed and the choices if you want to compare another run; the seed should not be assumed to function as a saved game.
What to expect from the story
The setting includes death, illness, crime, and other heavy themes. Read the content notice on the start screen before deciding whether the game suits you.
Who it suits
Readers who enjoy text-led life simulation and the Project Moon setting.
Before you play
The game labels itself unofficial and recommends ages 15 and up for heavy themes. This is a fan project.
Common questions
Is Project Moon Life still a Vercel app?
The current address listed here is project-moon-life.cityborn.workers.dev. “Vercel app” remains a search alias rather than the current hostname.
Is it an official Project Moon game?
No. The landing page identifies it as an unofficial, non-profit fan work.
Sources and review scope
English start screen, timing instructions, and fan-work notice checked; no new playthrough.