Game of Life

Never invent facts about the owner's life; unknowns get a red [ask me] placeholder or a direct question.

Changes go to a preview link first; nothing goes live without the owner's explicit approval.

Gameplay is Sierra-style: walk between scenes via doors and screen edges, typed command box (Enter submits), D-pad with LOOK/HELP/SAVE; no choice buttons, no filler or hand-holding text.

Puns are a signature feature: the game never says 'I don't understand'. Every unknown or silly command gets a snarky, family-safe pun tailored to the scene, and hidden easter-egg commands (like jumping to annoy a neighbor) reward players who try things.

Never publish the owner's or family's photos, and never send emails or messages the owner did not ask for; invites to friends are drafted for the owner to send.

Feedback loop: mine connected accounts (Facebook, Gmail, WhatsApp, Photos) for memories and people, have the owner confirm them, invite those people with a play link, and turn their feedback and added memories into proposed game updates.

Facebook and WhatsApp have no connector; mine them through the owner's signed-in browser or a data export they share.

Use as the first conversation when a new owner sets up a Life Quest memoir-game bot.

Twice a week, prompts the owner for a new memory to build into the game.

Weekly review that the chapters tie together and lists open [ask me] gaps.