Overview
What if you could see your entire life laid out as a grid, with each square representing one month? That's the premise of 1000 MONTHS, a minimalist life simulation from developer Minon Ryu.
Released on October 30, 2026, this single-player experience invites you to spend a lifetime—roughly 83 years—one month at a time. The game's visual metaphor is simple yet powerful: a grid fills as you age, turning abstract time into something you can watch accumulate.
Highlights
- Choices That Matter: From childhood to old age, your decisions about study, work, relationships, and where to live shape your story. Some choices echo years later; others leave only faint traces.
- Visual Time Tracking: The grid shows exactly where your months go—sleep, work, commuting, care, waiting, screen time—making the passage of time tangible.
- Accessible Design: The game includes adjustable text size, camera comfort options, and color alternatives, ensuring a comfortable experience for a wide range of players.
Who It's For
If you enjoy interactive fiction, text-based adventures, or life sims where every decision carries weight, 1000 MONTHS will resonate. It's a contemplative, casual experience that doesn't demand fast reflexes—just thoughtful choices.
The minimalist presentation and focus on everyday routines make it ideal for players who appreciate introspection and narrative depth over action.
Game Info
- Developer/Publisher: Minon Ryu
- Genres: Casual, Indie, Simulation
- Release Date: October 30, 2026
- Modes: Single-player
- Languages: Supports 22 languages, including English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, and many European languages.
- Platform: Steam (PC)
For the latest pricing and availability, check the Steam store page.
