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Afterlife: The Game puts you behind the desk at the gate between life and whatever comes next. Souls arrive one at a time, you look at who they are and what they did, and you decide where each of them ends up. It is a decision game rather than a reflex game, so a session is about reading and choosing, not about speed.

If you came to BitLife for the "what would happen if I picked this?" feeling, this is the same itch seen from the other side. BitLife has you living one life and living with the results. Here you sit in judgment of many lives, and your calls have consequences you get to watch play out.

It runs in the browser with nothing to install, and it is listed under Poki as the developer, so it suits a quick break as easily as a longer sit-down.

How to play

Controls are simple: use the mouse or tap the screen, with a few keys in places. Each round follows the same pattern.

• Read the situation. Look at what is shown about the soul in front of you.
• Make a choice about where they go.
• See how it plays out, then move on to the next arrival.

There is no twitch element to worry about, so a touch screen works as well as a mouse. Take your time with each decision, because the point is the outcome of your judgment rather than the clock.

Tips

• Read everything on screen before you commit. The details are the whole game, and rushing through them makes the choices feel arbitrary.
• Decide on your own standard early, such as strict, forgiving or somewhere between. Sticking to a rule makes the outcomes easier to compare.
• Try a second playthrough with the opposite approach to see how the consequences change.

Similar games on BitLife

Life Choices: Life Simulator and Life: The Game both stay closer to living a life and steering it through decisions. Sort the Court is another game about making judgment calls, so it pairs naturally with this one. If you want lighter, sillier choices, Stupidella 2 and Dumb Ways to Die 2 lean on humour instead of moral weight.

Afterlife: The Game suits players who like story-driven choices and enjoy thinking about what a decision means. It works for a five-minute visit or a longer run through many souls, and your progress stays in the browser you played it in.