What is lifeverse?

LifeVerse is a life simulation game being built in Unity 6, inspired by games like The Sims. The README describes an ambitious long term vision that includes deeper AI, life progression, personalities, relationships, careers, and an open interactive world, but the project is explicitly labeled pre-alpha, currently at version 0.2, so most of that vision is still on the roadmap rather than finished. The README lays out development status in clear detail. Already completed pieces include the core engine's bootstrap and service systems, scene management, a configuration and logging setup, a character framework with basic profiles, a time and needs simulation system, a third person character controller with sprinting and gravity using Cinemachine for the camera, and a basic interaction system where the player can interact with objects using the keyboard. Currently in progress are furniture interaction, a sitting system, and animations. Planned but not yet started features include a bed and sleep system, doors, a world creation tool called Create-a-Verse, a build mode, NPC AI, relationships, careers, skills, personality, memories, an economy, and housing. The README includes progress bars estimating each area's completion: the core engine is about 60 percent done, gameplay systems about 30 percent, world building about 5 percent, and content creation has not started. It also lays out a five phase roadmap, moving from engine foundation and gameplay foundation, which are marked complete, through a living world phase that is in progress, to a life simulation phase and a world expansion phase that includes possible future multiplayer, both still upcoming. The technical stack is Unity 6 with C#, using Cinemachine for camera work and TextMeshPro for text rendering, with the project tracked in Git on GitHub. The README does not include setup or installation instructions, and does not state a license.