Jin Hwi-eus Launches Life Sim 'Numbers' in Beta
Jin Hwi-eus has released a free browser life simulation game that models a full life from statistical data across 141 countries, now in beta with Japanese support.
Jin Hwi-eus released the life simulation game 'Numbers' on October 5, 2026. It is a browser game that lets players experience a life from birth to death based on statistical data from 141 countries, according to news.denfaminicogamer.jp.
The country of birth, parents and family economic situation are randomly determined and cannot be chosen by the player. Health, happiness, knowledge and relationships are represented as numbers that change based on the player's decisions and environment.
Players can compare their life with four other people born in the same second, and choose to play in past, present or future worlds. The game includes an adjustable progression speed and an auto-choice function.
'Numbers' is currently available as a beta with Japanese support and is free to play in a browser. It is rated for ages 15 and over due to content including death, illness and violence.
Quick answers
What platforms is 'Numbers' available on?
It is a free browser game.
Is 'Numbers' free to play?
Yes, the beta is free to play in a browser.
What is the age rating for 'Numbers'?
It is rated for ages 15 and over due to content including death, illness and violence.