After meticulous work up the patient’s family no longer wanted to proceed with the separation of their conjoined twins, but after numerous explanations everything went to plan😂😂 felt like I was in a real OR.
Didn’t help that the anaesthesiologist kept making mistakes and panicking
I founded a school today and the name looked really boring, so I started thinking about what an appropriate supernatural school name would be. Would it be ominous or eerie or what?
What would you name yours? And how would you run it?
It’s the last Friday of the month and we have come to keep you entertained.
What’s new:
Supernatural mode
-The council opens its school doors for different supernaturals.
-Don’t want to enrol in a councils school? Then found your own.
-The bane of your existence for vampires ( A white oak stake).
Normal and supernatural mode
-Want family drama or just a family you never had? Now it’s yours.
-The Angel investor who wants to give businesses a fighting chance is also yours to enjoy.
If you are in the work force, particularly corporate you will know there is some serious BS going on in there. So we are introducing you to our latest crucible “The TNity”. Can you navigate the corporate BS in a contact centre environment???
These are some of the additions coming in for this months update:
-Schools for supernaturals
-Career Addition
-Family expansion
Separate to this, a new tutorial feature has been added into the settings tab, meaning you can always revisit for a little guidance on the basics but nothing about how you live your bloodline because that is solely yours to decide.
As usual if you come across any bugs, please let me know straight away and I will always try my best to resolve it in a timely manner.
CAVEAT: THIS UPDATE WILL ALSO NEED YOU TO MANUALLY UPDATE THROUGH THE STORE DUE TO NEEDING A REVIEW. HOPEFULLY FUTURE UPDATES WILL GO DIRECTLY TO YOUR DEVICE WITHOUT ANY EXTRA STEPS FROM YOU.
Has anybody actually played any of “the crucible” scenarios yet?🤔
My first deployment since enlisting 🪖💪
You can finally save your life progress and move to a new device without the hassle of losing progress.
A few weeks ago someone lost their progress and there was no way to recover this which really frustrated me and so I spent the time since then trying to set this up properly and it rocked me, but anyway we got it done.
In addition to this, we have added IPad and Tablet support, meaning you can not restricted to just your phone.
Disclaimer: This is solely to save your progress, we do not track you or send you advertisements or anything of the sort. You save your progress and that is it, we never even see this
After countless days and hours of work and a lack of sleep, I am pleased to to say the first step of our commitment to you is out now!!!
This new addition is one that brings more depth to bloodline outside the generic day to day living…an animal bloodline with endless paths and possibilities.
I won’t ruin the fun with too much detail so give it a go and let me know how you find it. As always, happy to receive feedback and tackle any potential bugs (fingers crossed there isn’t any)
Side note: I am still doing some work in relation to icons incase you notice
On the last Friday of every month a new feature will be added in game to improve your bloodline journey. The interesting part is not just the new features but the fact that YOU get to have a say in what is added, so if there is anything you want to see in game, reach out to us via any of our available social media platforms and 1 recommendation will be chosen.
Starting this Friday 28/08/2026, Guess what is being added to bloodline?💭💭
After a busy period with bugs creeping up, here are some of the ones that were fixed.
If anything is bugging you, please let us know so we can make your bloodline journey one worthwhile.
After sleepless night and countless hours in the library, I finally won my first case with a decent payout as opposed to taking a settlement.
(I have never even seen a law school and this is all on bloodline)
Let me know if you would have handled this case differently or even accepted it in the first place?
Every supernatural has one true endgame, a rite that burns away your limits. 3 paths, 3 Transformations… but do not be fooled because if you are unready you will bare the consequences.
Here is exactly how to reach all 3
2)The Ascension of a witch🧙:
•Play as a witch
•Gain power at 85 or above
•Become a coven member
•£50k catalyst
•Begin your ascension rite
3)The Evolved Alpha 🐺:
•Play a werewolf
•Become a true Alpha
•Gain control at 85 or more
•Have a pack Bond at 85 or more
•£40k cost for your rite
•Begin the convergence
3 species, 3 points of no return. Which one are you chasing and what will you do with your new found power?
Posted about my game here a couple of weeks back, and some of you asked to actually see it in motion, so here it is.
What's happening in the clip is fairly simple. My character is a royal who had an encounter with a supernatural being, resulting in their transformation. While this is great, it comes with some caveats. People are noticing their queen not aging despite being 78, she looks as young as ever while her partner and child age. She "abdicates" her throne and steps into the shadows with a replacement Monarch she has sired and an inspector ever so determined to uncover something fishy.
How would you reign an empire from the shadows? and what will you do about your partner and child?
I've been lurking and posting here for a few weeks (the "supernatural as DLC" and country/economy threads were me thinking out loud while I finished this). It's out now, so here it is properly.
Bloodline is a text-based life sim in the BitLife mould, but built around the thing those threads kept circling which is continuity. Two systems carry it.
Legacy Mode- when your character dies, you continue as their child. The money, the enemies, the reputation you built or wrecked become the hand the next generation is dealt. A run isn't one life, it's a line.
Ripple Effect- choices don't resolve and disappear. Something you did at 20 can resurface at 50 and reshape the situation. It's my attempt at the "past comes back to haunt you" thing that this sub reckoned almost no game does properly.
The rest: 96 countries with genuinely different economies, salaries and life expectancy, 70 careers with promotion ladders, property and assets, relationships with closeness scores that decay if you neglect them, and a supernatural mode (vampire, werewolf, witch, and an earned hybrid) that's in the base game, not a paid add on. Every life gets graded F to S at the end. I've yet to see an honest S.
Free, everything included, no energy timers. Store links in the comments per the sub rules.
I'll answer everything in this thread, including what's rough. It's a first release and some of it shows. And if you've got a life graded worse than a C, post the screenshot, I collect them.
Solo dev here, first release. Bloodline is a text-based life simulator built around one thing I always wanted from the genre and never got, which is continuity past death.
You're born in one of 96 countries, each with its own economy, salaries, life expectancy, and crime rates, so where you start genuinely changes the odds you're playing against. You live year by year through school, careers (70 of them, with promotion ladders), money, property, relationships with real closeness scores, and crime if you go that way. Every life gets graded F to S at the end based on career, relationships, wealth, happiness, and longevity.
Two systems it's actually built around:
Ripple Effect: decisions don't resolve and vanish. A debt, a betrayal or a person you wronged can resurface a decade or three later, so a life reads as connected rather than a sequence of independent events.
Legacy Mode: when your character dies, you can continue as their child, inheriting the situation you left behind. Your last life becomes the starting conditions of the next one.
There's also a supernatural mode in the base game, vampire, werewolf, witch, and a hybrid path you have to earn rather than sold as an expansion.
Free, everything included, no energy timers.
iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bloodline-life-simulator/id6777048971
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bloodline.supernatural
Happy to answer anything about Bloodline-Life Simulator. Blunt feedback welcome. it's a first release and some of it shows.
Every life in Bloodline gets graded F to S at the end, weighing career, relationships, wealth, happiness and how long you lasted. I built the grading to be harsh. So far I've seen plenty of A's and no honest S.
So, what did your first life score, and what was the single decision that cost you?
Mine was a B. Solid career, decent money, and I spent so many years working that my closeness scores with everyone quietly rotted. By the time I noticed, my kids were adults who didn't visit. The grade was fair.
Screenshots of the grade screen welcome. If you've managed an S, I want to see it, because I'd like to know it's possible.
Every life sim nails some things and fumbles others. The consequence systems are usually shallow, a choice changes a stat and then never matters again. If you had one wish for a system done properly, what would it be? Mine is choices that actually compound. Something you did as a teenager quietly reshaping a decision 30 years later, instead of every year starting fresh. What's the system you keep wishing existed?
Pattern I keep noticing: life sims treat vampires/werewolves/magic as DLC or a paid mode, bolted on after the realistic game ships. But mechanically, supernatural life is a natural fit for the genre, immortality breaks the birth to death loop in interesting ways, and "your loved ones age while you don't" is more of a life-sim dilemma than most realistic events. Is it just monetization logic (fantasy sells as an upsell), or do most players actually prefer their life sims grounded and the studios know it?
Looking for Android games where decisions genuinely come back to bite you later, not just +/-5 to a stat in the moment. What I'm after:
Genres I've enjoyed that scratch part of this: life sims, text RPGs like the Choice of Games stuff, King of Dragon Pass. What am I missing on Android?
ome life sims give different countries real mechanical differences (salaries, life expectancy, crime), others treat birthplace as cosmetic. When a game does simulate it properly, does it actually change your decisions — do you emigrate for the salary multiplier — or do you pick your country for the vibe and ignore the numbers? Trying to work out whether that depth ever gets noticed in practice.