What if you could live your life more than once? A homegrown simulation game aims to let players do just that, as they navigate familiar milestones growing up in Singapore. Behind it is Nanyang Technological University computer science student Ke Xiong, who set out to challenge conventional ideas of what it means to succeed. Alexandra Anand meets the young creator to find out what happens when life decisions become a game.
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