Newlife [v0.8.7] By Splendid Ostrich

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Splendid Ostrich Games released a new game called Newlife and the version is 0.8.7. The game’s story is about Newlife is an erotic text-based female-perspective RPG. In this game you’ll usually play as a man who’s accidentally transformed into a woman – make a new life for yourself, be seduced by charming (or sleazy) men and generally have a fun sexy time. Alternatively, you can select the female start, begin as a woman and play the whole game without changing gender at all.

Developer:	Splendid Ostrich
File Size:	8.5 MB
Version:	0.8.7
OS:	Windows, Linux, Mac
Languages:	English

game details

Game Version Changelog:

v0.8.7

Major changes & additions:

Added a new event for the sleazy landlord when you’re living in the pleasant neighborhood.

Minor changes:

Updated the “asks you to be his girlfriend” npc action in homedate to have a range of possible lines based on your relationship, rather than just using the same basic text every time it happens. I think this is an action that was largely unaltered since Newlife’s first ever version, back when the game lasted 26 weeks and becoming someone’s girlfriend was the furthest a relationship could progress.
Added some alternative lesbian-club text for situations where an npc who with the likes_sexy trait comes to be with you after you’ve been acting in a provocative way.
Added an option to kick the landlord out when he tries to inspect your flat. This will stop the event reoccuring for some time, but he will raise your rent a bit as revenge.
Added a new option for sultry characters to hit on the landlord in a very forward way at the start of the flat inspection, assuming they’re attracted to him.
As requested by Sluttycricket, made it easier to win your feud with the office rival by updating various scenes to increase the effect of victories over her.

Bugfixes:

Fixes to text issues. Thanks to for reporting some of these.
Fixed an issue reported by Helvette and Zab where the rent amounts for your current and new home were not being compared correctly, resulting in text indicating that the more expensive home was actually cheaper.
Improved handling of the office rival dominance stat so the minimum value should actually be enforced consistently.