Ego Lifting Simulator: Physics-Driven Weightlifting Career on a Small Island

11/4/2026, 12:20:01 AM (JST)

Release date: 11/3/2026

Tags: #simulation #sports #casual #sandbox #roguelite #3d #stylized #third-person

Reference prices

Japan

¥ 1,232 (JPY)

Steam JP

$9.34 (USD)

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Japan Price: ¥ 1,232
Global Price: $9.34
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Sale Status: On sale
Price Checked At: 11/11/2026, 11:11:02 AM (JST)

Key highlight

Ego Lifting Simulator is a physics-driven weightlifting career sim set on a small open-world island, where form matters and you manage work-life balance while competing against a rival.

Who this is for

Recommended for fans of physics-based simulators and anyone curious about a quirky weightlifting career game.

Details

Overview

Ego Lifting Simulator, released on November 3, 2026, is a physics-driven weightlifting career sim developed by Gaby Rla and published by LiberateGames. It blends simulation, sports, casual, sandbox, and roguelite elements into a compact open-world island experience.

The game supports English, Korean, Simplified Chinese, and Japanese, and includes multiplayer features alongside Steam Achievements.

Highlights

Physics-Driven Lifting: Your form genuinely matters. The game simulates the physics of lifting, so technique and balance are key to progressing.
Small Open-World Island: Explore a compact island where you can move bricks for cash, interact with locals over meals, and compete against a rival.
Work-Life Balance: Manage your training and daily life, balancing effort and recovery to build your career.

Who It's For

If you enjoy quirky simulators that mix realistic mechanics with sandbox freedom, or if you're a fan of weightlifting and want a game that rewards proper form, this is worth a look. The roguelite and casual elements also make it approachable for players who prefer shorter, varied sessions.