Live a life in Sri Lanka.
Sri Lankan Streets is a free open-world life simulation game set in Sri Lanka. Pick a life, earn a living on real Colombo streets, and travel the island from the coast to the Lion Rock.
Six lives to choose from
Start a new game, choose to play as a man or a woman, give yourself a name, and pick one of six lives. Each has its own four-part story and a shift you can work any day for a wage.
- Tuk-tuk driver. Back from Dubai with one bag. Rent your cousin's three-wheeler, take metered fares and rebuild the Pettah stand.
- IT graduate. A first job in the Colombo towers, a server that falls over at night, and a friend with an app for every kade.
- Government teacher. Grade 8 science, a sports meet, and a boy who has stopped coming to school.
- Bus driver. Route 138, Pettah to Nugegoda. Beat Sunil's bus to every stop, then buy a bus of your own.
- Police officer. Traffic duty at the junction, a speeder on Galle Road, a lost passport and a gem thief.
- Politician. Collect signatures, put up posters and decide what to do with a contractor's envelope.
Real streets, real places
Colombo and Matara are built at true scale from OpenStreetMap: every street, about 25,000 real buildings, and the real restaurants, cafés, cinemas, malls and banks, with thousands of small shops between them. More cities are coming soon. Walk into a shop and eat rice and curry, hoppers or lamprais, buy a batik shirt, watch a Tamil action film, or put your savings in the bank. Vendors sell king coconut and isso vadai from their carts, buses stop wherever someone waves, and everyone honks.
The whole island
Drive out on the A-roads or take a bus or train to Negombo, Kandy, Galle Fort, Mirissa, the tea country around Nuwara Eliya and Ella, Dambulla and Sigiriya, Anuradhapura, Jaffna, Trincomalee, Arugam Bay and Yala. The terrain and coastline are real. Watch for elephants, leopards, peacocks and seven hidden legends.
Three ways to play
- Explore
- Go anywhere and into anywhere, with unlimited money and no needs.
- Real life
- Earn a living, eat, sleep and pay the rent. Speeding gets you a ticket, and people remember how you treat them.
- Expert
- The same life with hungrier days, stricter police and dearer fuel, and the game saves only when you sleep.
Questions
- Is it free?
- Yes, with no ads, no accounts and no in-app purchases. An iPhone and iPad app is coming soon.
- Can I play on my phone?
- Yes. Open streets.lk41.com in your browser and hold the phone sideways.
- What languages does it support?
- English and Sinhala, with trilingual road signs in Sinhala, Tamil and English.
- Does it collect my data?
- No. Your saved game stays on your device. See the privacy policy.
Credits
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Elevation: AWS Terrain Tiles. Three-wheeler model by Black Jack (CC BY 4.0). Cars, people and animals by Quaternius (CC0) and Poly by Google (CC BY 3.0). Trees by Marc Solà (CC BY 3.0).