Growing Up: Life of the ’90s Introduction
Growing Up: Life of the ’90s is a highly interactive simulation RPG. The game is where you can enjoy your life from childhood to adulthood with a future that can completely change depending on the choices you make in life.
Growing Up: Life of the ’90s APK – Gameplay Screenshot
In the game, you and your young character will spend teenage days at 30 attractive locations in the city, each associated with many interesting activities. You will go to the movie theater, buy popcorn and Coca, and watch Dino Park with friends, spend a few pennies to get the Boys Next Door cassette…
You will also have a lot of friends, from childhood to adulthood. Each passing character is delicately built with more than 1000 lines in all situations every day. By making choices, you will choose your own way to deal with your life situations.
On the way to adulthood, there will be a total of 19 friends along with 19 stories. You have the power to build relationships, deepen them or stop them when you get tired. Listen to your heart and decide what is right for you at each moment.
After playing this game, you will have so many things to think about. I look back at my life, whether there is a decision that I regret, or what I have done for the so-called “dream”. Life has many directions. Just one of them changes, you may turn in a completely different direction that you sometimes do not expect.
The fun of Growing Up: Life of the ’90s is that here you can initially set yourself a goal of success in life and live full of emotional instincts. In the end, you can see what kind of person you will become, how different you are from what you originally wanted to be. This difference is the magic that life brings to each person.
Main Features
- Unique Playthroughs
- Branching Narrative
- Friends For Life
- Dynamic Game Experience
- In-Depth Skill System
Growing Up: Life of the ’90s Reviews:
Cara M: Great game though some out of game features are a bit annoying, you can’t play multiple saves the older ones are essentially lost after you start a new game. The game also had an option for Google play but you don’t get achievements nor does your progress save to other devices so it’s really useless.
Fatima A.: Lovely artwork, well developed game mechanics, surprisingly immersive and with plenty of replay value. This is a unique little visual novel/text based adventure that clearly had a lot of thought to go into it. The SATs were surpsingly difficult even got my straight-A student though, who only got a C.
Le Xu: Love the game so far. Graphic is better than Chinese Parents. Gets a bit repetitive though. Takes time to unlock one ending. I wish there’s a way to save/load and try different career options, maybe unlock after several rounds. Well, I dream too much. Bug?: Achievements not working.
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