Game already pre-selects who should win before it even begins.
Don't think it's fair to give 1 person all advantages in 1 game, another one to have the worst luck of all, and the rest depends.

Pretty solid digital version of The Game of Life. It does exactly what you'd expect: spin the wheel, make questionable life choices, and hope you don't end up broke with ten kids in a tiny house. Classic stuff.

The minigames in online mode are...there. They're not awful, just weirdly tedious after a few games. Now I understand why they vanished in The Game of Life 2. Pass and play mode skips them entirely and uses a wheel spin instead, which honestly feels like a mercy.

Achievements are chill. Most popped up while we were playing, and only a couple rely on RNG. Nothing too grindy, unless you're cursed by the wheel.

Classic Game of Life: Virtual version of the old-school board-game