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Relationships, ambitions and plans

Build a career. Share a life.

Work gives your character resources and ambitions. Relationships give them people to care about. In DreamLife, professional life and family life develop as parts of one ongoing story.

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Family and career

From education to working life

A professional journey starts with a few questions: what would you like to learn, and what kind of work would you like to explore? Education and qualifications are part of your character’s development as they move towards employment and career plans.

Finding a job also brings another dimension to managing money. Income shapes what your character can plan for, from everyday expenses to more substantial personal projects.

Let relationships become part of the story

Meeting someone, developing a relationship, getting married and having children offer another side of life to explore. These stages bring people into your character’s world and give you different experiences to follow as the years pass.

You might make family a priority or build it alongside professional ambitions. The interest comes from the place you choose to give these relationships within the broader journey.

Connect ambitions with everyday life

A home, a trip or a personal project belongs to a particular moment in your character’s life. Their career, available money and family circumstances provide the context for deciding what to do next.

Imagine a character who wants to buy a first home, continue studying or give more attention to loved ones. These ambitions offer a reason to follow each stage of the game beyond reaching a single financial or professional goal.

FAQ

A little
curious?

A few answers before your next story begins.

Can my character get married and have children?

Yes. Marriage and children are among the family possibilities in DreamLife, alongside the relationships that accompany your character through the different stages of life.

Does education have a role in the game?

Yes. Education and qualifications are part of your character’s development and their journey towards the working world and professional opportunities.

Do I have to choose between family and a career?

Both can be part of your story. You decide which priorities matter to your character and what projects you want to explore during their life.

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Step into the story.