Explore Project Moon Life Vercel App, an unofficial fan-made life simulation where a character lives year by year in the City and faces timed choices.
Start a life and make choices
The visible page lets you enter a name or leave it blank for a random one, choose Male or Female, optionally set a seed, and select Be born. The site says the same seed and choices lead to the same life. One in-game year takes about one minute at normal speed; the page lists speed controls from x1 to x32. Major choices pause time, while minor choices continue without waiting.
What happens during a run
The setting includes A Corp. through Y Corp. and the Outskirts. The game says a character cannot choose their birthplace, that years without events may be summarized, and that some characters may become Fixers or, rarely, a Color. These are fictional setting details, not real-world outcomes. Keyboard shortcuts shown on the page are Space to pause, bracket keys to change speed, 1–4 to choose, and 0 to let an event pass.
Content notice and fan-work status
The official page warns that the simulation includes heavy themes such as death, illness, crime, and mental breakdown, and recommends ages 15 and up. It identifies itself as an unofficial, non-profit fan work, says it is not affiliated with the original works or their creators, and describes its numbers and events as fiction. This AIToolize guide is independent and does not imply endorsement by Project Moon or the creator.
How to try Project Moon Life Vercel App
1. Read the content notice before starting. 2. Enter a name or keep it blank, choose a gender, and optionally add a seed. 3. Select Be born and follow the choices as the timeline advances. 4. Use the listed keyboard shortcuts to pause, change speed, choose, or pass.
Common questions
Is Project Moon Life Vercel App an official Project Moon game? No. The supplied page labels itself an unofficial fan-made, non-profit work and says it is not affiliated with the original creators. Can I replay a similar life? The page says the same seed and choices lead to the same life; leaving the seed blank starts with a random value. How long does a run take? The page says one year takes one minute at x1 and shows speeds up to x32; total duration depends on the simulated life and choices. Is the content suitable for everyone? The page recommends ages 15 and up and warns about death, illness, crime, and mental breakdown.