Fit check
Is No Time to Relax worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Groups of friends who want a competitive life simulation for up to four players
- Solo players who want to compete against a computer-controlled opponent
- Players who want a life simulation that combines career advancement, education, and stock trading
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players looking for a story-driven life simulation with a fixed narrative campaign
- Players who want a purely peaceful experience in every mode, since the standard game includes competition and hexes
- Players seeking a game focused on managing a company or building a game studio
Our take on No Time to Relax
Rather than treating life simulation as a private routine, the game turns work, study, and personal upkeep into a contest among players. Its multiplayer structure and hexes add direct competition to familiar life-progression activities.
What is No Time to Relax?
No Time to Relax is a life simulation for up to four players, competing locally or online.
Players work their way up the corporate ladder, study, gain work experience, trade on the stock market, decorate an apartment, and manage their character’s sanity. Missions, hexes, and pets are ways to gain an advantage over other players. Solo play pits one player against a computer-controlled opponent. The game supports keyboards, mice, controllers, and pass-and-play. A peaceful mode removes hexes for a less stressful experience. Players can choose from seven avatars, and the game includes achievements and an original soundtrack.
How No Time to Relax plays
- 01Local and Online Play
- Up to four players can compete together locally or online.
- 02Solo Versus CPU
- Single-player sessions include a computer-controlled opponent.
- 03Career and Education
- Characters can study, gain work experience, and advance up the corporate ladder.
- 04Stock Market
- Players can trade stocks as part of the life simulation.
- 05Peaceful Mode
- This mode offers play without hexes.
- 06Input Options
- Supported controls include keyboards, mice, and controllers, with pass-and-play also available.
- 07Avatar Selection
- Players can choose from seven different avatars.
No Time to Relax compared to similar games
Mad Games Tycoon centers on running a game studio: developing games, managing staff, researching technology, and expanding offices. No Time to Relax instead follows personal life progression through work, education, stock trading, apartment decoration, and sanity management, with local and online competition for up to four players.
No Time to Relax: platforms & release
Is No Time to Relax worth it?
It is worth it if: groups of friends who want a competitive life simulation for up to four players. Skip it if: players looking for a story-driven life simulation with a fixed narrative campaign.
Where can I download No Time to Relax?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens No Time to Relax's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is No Time to Relax on?
Windows and macOS.
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