Growing Up

Growing Up Grow from infant to adult in Growing Up, a life simulation for Android. Explore 30+ locations, learn through school and puzzles, choose careers, and build friendships, love, and joy.

Growing Up

Growing Up is a life-simulation game where your journey starts as a baby. Learn new things, meet friends at school, and gradually build the life you want as an adult. With 30+ unique locations to explore, you can discover romance, form lasting friendships, and enjoy a variety of events and mini-games—so you can live a full, satisfying story from start to finish.

As the game moves forward, you’ll be able to choose from many career paths. Pick the job you dream about, then put in the work to reach it. Will you make it to your goal?

Gameplay of Growing Up

The story unfolds across different life stages for each girl and each boy. Growing Up is designed to feel as authentic as possible, delivering special features, fun moments, and memorable lessons along the way.

• 30+ locations support your daily life—school, home, and even travel help you grow.
• As you go from childhood to the teenage years, the knowledge and perspective you gain change dramatically.
• Your adventures are saved as important memories in your life, shaping what happens next.
• Test your mind with challenging jigsaw puzzles, learn through friends’ stories, and strengthen emotional skills.
• Set in the 1990s, the city includes games and experiences you may never have tried before.

Chat, characters, and choices

Chat plays a major role in Growing Up. Use dialogue to make friends quickly, join fun groups, and become part of different societies. Each character includes 1,000+ unique lines, and you help shape the story through the attitudes and emotions you choose.

Different situations encourage you to understand friendship, discover love, and find joy and happiness in the people around you. Before you turn 18, you can be rebellious, tell jokes, and have fun while building your personality.

• An in-depth skill system with 200+ items helps you handle situations where decisions matter.
• School provides opportunities to join extra-curricular activities and unlock new moments to participate.



• Keep growing—this game is about developing yourself over time.

Features of Growing Up

Scenes from the ’90s

Step into a city designed like the lavish era of the 1990s. Growing Up: Life of the ’90s brings plenty of fun and novelty, while society feels alive and changes in unexpected ways over time. Pop culture spreads everywhere, especially among young people of that period.

• 30+ major locations to explore.
• Numerous smaller areas and shops recreated with realistic details inspired by the ’20s and ’90s.
• Plenty of interesting surprises—take your time and enjoy discovering everything.

Grow up with your character

What happens next for your player character? The game captures the feeling of growing up in a town during the late 20th century—then living through 18 years of change and development.

Growing Up: Life of the ’90s is especially known for its character-building experience. Learn alongside your family and friends, meet new people throughout your journey, and follow your heart and mind step by step.

• Your choices decide how your story develops.
• Maturity and growth are unique for every character you build.

Your character’s dream

Your character grows up with a vision of the future. Study, improve, and work toward excellent achievements while learning what the characters in the game want most.

• Choose from 42+ new and promising careers.
• Future work paths are challenging but enjoyable.
• Dream big—aim to become a doctor, lawyer, or even an astronaut.
• Or go even further with goals like becoming President of the United States.

Useful Tips of Growing Up

• Some options aren’t worth your time—avoid the “Big node” choice. (You don’t need to worry about the smaller ones that are important for gameplay.)



• Buy new skills at the end of each day before planning your schedule. Purchasing skills this way can reduce cost (including Brain Map and similar activities), and it helps you meet expectations much faster.
• After school, parents may give you mini-quests—finish them right away. For example, if they ask you to improve your memory, you can buy skills that increase memory.
• Working is usually worth it: it takes very little away from your happiness and gives you a solid amount of money.
• However, never schedule work using your timetable. Use action points instead. You can spend that money the same day, and action points aren’t really useful for learning until much later—so keep your schedule for learning rather than wasting it on work or entertainment.

Tip: A good strategy is to purchase items as you progress—more items can help you prepare for upcoming needs and opportunities.