This major update expands two important parts of LIVORA: the relationships that shape your Life and the assets you build along the way.
Relationships now have far more depth, personality and long-term consequence. Alongside this, the separate Owned Assets and Shop areas have been combined into a completely redesigned Assets experience.
Instead of relationships being reduced to a few statistics and occasional choices, you can now follow the complete journey from early dating through commitment, shared life, marriage, family changes and even separation.
Everything is managed through a new relationship hub, making it easier to understand how the relationship is developing, what has happened recently and what may come next.
The new relationship hub brings everything together in one place.
You can now view:
Your partner’s personality and current relationship stage
Connection, stability and pressure
Recent relationship moments
Upcoming plans
Active issues
Important milestones
Your complete relationship journey
Actions available at the current stage
The information shown changes as the relationship develops, so a new relationship will feel very different from a marriage, family or former partnership.
Dates are now proper planned events.
Choose what to do, when to meet, where to go and how much to spend. Your available options can be affected by your schedule, finances, energy, weather, location and current relationship situation.
When the date arrives, you will play through the moment and make choices that can strengthen the relationship, create tension or lead to important conversations.
Partners can now raise concerns, ask important questions and respond to what has been happening in their lives.
Relationship issues may develop from:
Unanswered messages
Money disagreements
A lack of quality time
Work pressure
Unequal responsibilities
Different future plans
Family interference
Broken trust
How you respond matters. Some problems can be repaired quickly, while others may continue affecting the relationship over time.
As the relationship develops, you may be able to discuss becoming exclusive, entering a serious relationship or deciding that you want different things.
These conversations are influenced by the complete relationship history rather than acting as guaranteed progression buttons.
Your partner may agree, ask for more time, raise an unresolved concern or decide that the relationship is not right for them.
Couples can now discuss living together and decide where their shared life will begin.
Moving in can affect:
Housing
Rent and bills
Commutes
Household responsibilities
Personal space
Daily routines
Relationship pressure
Living together can bring people closer, but it can also reveal problems that were easier to ignore before.
Long-term relationships can now progress towards engagement and marriage.
Plan a proposal by choosing the timing, location, style and budget. Your partner’s response depends on the relationship itself, including trust, commitment, recent tension and previous conversations about the future.
Accepted proposals unlock wedding planning, where you can choose the ceremony, venue, guest list, budget, date, family involvement and honeymoon.
The wedding itself becomes a major playable life event rather than a simple relationship-stage change.
Marriage is no longer the end of relationship progression.
Married and cohabiting couples must continue balancing:
Shared finances
Household responsibilities
Careers
Personal space
Time together
Long-term plans
Family expectations
Relationship pressure
Small imbalances can become meaningful problems when they are repeatedly ignored.
Couples can discuss whether they want children, whether they feel ready and what may need to change first.
Finances, housing, careers, childcare, support networks and relationship stability can all influence the decision.
Becoming parents introduces new responsibilities, pressures and relationship moments. Children also exist as their own family relationships rather than simply becoming another statistic.
Not every relationship will last forever.
Couples may ask for space, separate, end an unmarried relationship or begin divorce proceedings.
These decisions can affect:
Housing
Finances
Shared possessions
Children
Family relationships
Future plans
Emotional wellbeing
Where children are involved, former partners may need to manage parenting schedules, maintenance, communication and important decisions together.
The complete history of the relationship remains visible, even after it ends.
Major relationship moments are now recorded as part of a lasting journey.
This can include first dates, commitment, important conversations, repaired arguments, shared trips, moving in, engagement, marriage, children, separation and reconciliation.
Every relationship can develop differently depending on the people involved and the choices made throughout their lives.
The previous Owned Assets and Shop areas have now been combined into one dedicated Assets section.
Your Assets overview gives you a clear summary of:
Your total holdings value
How many assets you own
Your available cash
Your businesses, properties and vehicles
Your most valuable asset
Your latest acquisition
From here, you can open the new Asset Vault to manage everything you own and explore new opportunities.
The Portfolio brings all your owned assets together in one place.
Browse your businesses, properties and vehicles, select an asset and view its important information without moving between separate screens.
Depending on the asset, this can include its purchase price, current value, category, ownership details, benefits and ongoing costs.
Your portfolio updates immediately when a new asset is acquired.
The Market replaces the old Shop with a clearer and more focused acquisition experience.
You can:
Browse businesses, properties and vehicles
Filter assets by category
Search for a particular asset
Sort the available opportunities
See what you already own
Identify what you can currently afford
View the exact amount still required for expensive assets
Every asset now has a dedicated details view, helping you understand what it costs and what it could add to your Life before making a decision.
Before purchasing an asset, you will be shown:
The purchase price
Your available cash
Your remaining balance
Any relevant requirements
The asset’s potential benefits and costs
Purchases now use a clearer confirmation process, reducing accidental decisions and making major acquisitions feel more meaningful.
Once completed, the asset is immediately added to your Portfolio, where you can view and manage it alongside everything else you own.
This is one of the largest updates made to LIVORA so far, bringing much greater depth to relationship gameplay while completely improving how assets are discovered, purchased and managed.
Thank you to everyone who has played, shared feedback and supported LIVORA. More improvements, stories and life possibilities are still to come.
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