
The whole city
Osu, Cants, East Leg, Nima, Jamestown, Kasoa. Traffic, goats, roundabouts and a 3x airport with planes taking off.
Accra is live
A free 3D life sim set in Accra, Ghana. Ride trotros, survive dumsor, buy the Owner's Booth at Sky 360 and chale with real players. Right in your browser.
No download · Works on phone and computer · Free
More than 60 real places, from Kaneshie Market to Kotoka, all open around the clock.

Osu, Cants, East Leg, Nima, Jamestown, Kasoa. Traffic, goats, roundabouts and a 3x airport with planes taking off.

MAD Club, Kruna, Twist, Silverfox. Buy Silver to the Owner's Booth and make it rain.

A glass elevator 40 floors up to a rooftop club over the city lights.

Pink Flamingo, Si, Ula, Sandbox and Labadi. Cabanas, brunch and sunsets.

60+ items. Kente rugs, a Jacuzzi, and a generator for when ECG takes the light.

Hearts of Oak at the Accra Sports Stadium. Regular, VIP or the Executive Box.

Trails, monkeys and the zoo: lions, giraffes, zebras, crocodiles.

Uber, MoMo, AccraBet, Uber Eats, Houses, Cars and live Messages with other players.
The lights go off at random, just like home. Candles, lanterns, inverters, a generator or a solar kit: how you survive is up to you.
When you make your Sim, the game rolls who you were born into. Try it.
Accra Life is a free 3D life simulation game set in Accra, Ghana. You make a Sim, live in a room in neighbourhoods like Nima, Osu, East Legon or Kasoa, and go about life in the city: work, eat, party, buy furniture and cars, and meet other players.
It's free and runs in your browser at accralife.world/play. Nothing to download or install.
Yes. Android, iPhone, tablet or computer.
Yes. You see other players online on the map and inside clubs, and you can message anyone by their @username.
Ride a trotro, Pragya, okada, taxi or Uber; work as an egg seller or at the Tech Hub; buy sections at MAD Club and Sky 360; chill at Pink Flamingo and Labadi; watch Hearts of Oak; visit the zoo; fly from Kotoka; bet on AccraBet; and make your room fine.
Ghana's word for power cuts. In the game the light goes off at random and you decide how to survive it.
It's the Accra version of the same idea: a life sim built around a real West African city, with Ghanaian slang, food, places and transport.
It's rolled at random: Dbee (rich parents' children), Old Taker (old money), Ohiani ba (grew up poor) or Ante ba (hustlers from Kasoa). Each changes your start and your pay.