The Game of Life 2 is a classic board game published by Marmalade Game Studio. It is an adaptation of the original tabletop board game. For the old players of this board game, it is not to be missed. The Game of Life 2 is similar to the original, and the goal of the game is to live the best life possible. During the game's journey, players will be guided through their education, career, starting a family and other important life choices. Game operation is very simple. Players only need to spin a disc to decide how many steps their car will move on the board, and then, make certain decisions on the area they eventually reach. The Game of Life 2 is easy to access and perfect for players to entertain together at family gatherings.

The Game of Life 2 is very popular with players in major app stores and has achieved high ratings and user satisfaction. It has 12,690 reviews in Google Play store and a review of 4.4 stars out of 5. In US Apple App store it has 4.8 stars rating and ranked as #2 in Board. There are 18.4K ratings received in iOS App store. In Appgrooves, it has 13K reviews and a review of 4.4stars out of 5.

Game review

Unlike the game's predecessors, in The Game of Life 2, the criteria for players to win is no longer mainly determined by who has the most money in the game, but the sum of the players' happiness, wealth and knowledge. Here, money is still important but not everything. This allows players to be more strategic in their choices as they play, as games allow players to pursue goals beyond financial gain, such as by enjoying family life, pursuing career goals, and so on. That's the rules of the game in The Game of Life 2.

In Game of Life 2, players start by creating a character, choosing a gender, and picking a car. Games shorten the time of the gaming experience. Each game takes 20 to 30 minutes. In addition, it has a fast-forward feature that allows players to end the game faster. This game setting is convenient because players can quickly play a game with anyone and don't have to worry about getting bogged down in long quests.

The real game starts with the player choosing a college or career, and then, the player spins the spinner. When the player reaches the designated area according to the number, the game will tell them what to do according to the space the player is in. For example, the choice of having a child or adopting a pet, or, in the tax space, the tax indicated on the job card needs to be paid, or the player will receive a raise or the opportunity to choose another job. These actions may allow players to gain a certain amount of happiness or income.

Players can also take the form of competing with other players to win prizes or fortunes, such as by participating in clothing competitions. This is also not possible in the original board game, Game of Life 2's mode of digital media does develop a lot of functionality and potential. Its mini game simple spin to win game adds some fun and richness to the experience. And players can customize these mini-games on and off.

Overall, Game of Life 2 does add quite a bit of functionality and strategy while retaining the essence of the original board game and builds on the classics in a meaningful way. I highly recommend players who love board games to experience it. It's an essential game for family gatherings and players are sure to find satisfaction and enjoyment from holding attribute rewards throughout the game.