Project Moon Life App: A Guide to the Unofficial City Simulator

The supplied Project Moon Life app opens on a character-creation screen with a name field, a male/female selection, an optional seed, and a “Be born” action. Its introduction says that players do not choose where or to whom the character is born. The world is described as a City where Abnormalities and Distortions are part of daily life and where some people become Fixers.

The page labels itself an unofficial, non-profit fan work and says it is not affiliated with the original works or their creators. The visible host is a Workers.dev address, not a Vercel URL. Project Moon Life is therefore a descriptive search phrase for this guide, not an official title or endorsement from the original rights holders.

The start screen states that one in-game year takes one real-time minute. A speed control ranges from x1 to x32, and the game says time stops for major choices while minor choices do not wait. Years without events are summarized as a single line of daily life. These details describe the published rules at the entry screen; Motistry did not test the simulation clock or decision timing in a running game.

The design suggests a fast-moving, partly hands-off life story rather than a turn-by-turn strategy campaign. A seed can be entered before birth, but the page does not explain whether a seed reproduces a fixed run or what outcomes it controls. Treat it as an optional visible field, not a verified save, sharing, or predictability feature.

The source describes the experience as a Project Moon fan-made game and explicitly disclaims affiliation. It also says its numbers and events are fictional. Motistry cannot determine from the public start screen whether the simulation is authorized, how closely it follows any original canon, or what permissions apply to the underlying references. Readers looking for an official Project Moon release should use the rights holder’s own channels instead.

The source recommends the game for ages 15 and up and warns about heavy themes including death, illness, crime, and mental breakdown. That notice is important before starting. This page does not rate the game or establish that every scene has been reviewed; the full playthrough and later content were not inspected.

Motistry reviewed the public landing and character-creation screen. The name and gender inputs, optional seed, birth action, stated clock rules, speed range, fan-work disclaimer, and content notice were visible. The page also credits English and Japanese translation reviewers; those acknowledgements do not establish authorship, official status, or endorsement.

We did not start a character, test the controls, inspect later events, check save behavior, measure the simulation, or submit personal information. Browser availability, performance, privacy, future content, and compatibility may change. Use the current source page for the live experience and stop if its content is not appropriate for you.