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FREELIFE is 202studio's voxel open-world crime sandbox — a GTA-shaped city of sports cars, speedboats, aircraft and co-op shootouts in blocky graphics. What is on Google Play is a test build dated February 12, 2026, with a thousand-plus installs and 17 reviews about lag; the studio's trailer says Coming to Google Play in 2026 and the Steam page is Coming soon. This is a beta score from that build's reviews and listing, to be revised at release.
Specs come from the official store listings and were last checked on 2026-09-21. Developers change pricing and requirements — check the store page before installing.
The Singapore-registered studio — TWO ZERO TWO PTE. LTD. on the listing, 202studio on Steam — has been public with a trailer titled Freelife: A City of New Beginnings, Coming to Google Play in 2026, and a Steam Early Access page marked Coming soon with English and Chinese audio. The Google Play build is the thing people are actually playing: version 2026-02-12-912, last updated February 23, 2026, no version or Android floor stated on the listing, 1,000-plus installs, 17 written reviews and a 4.2. A June 2026 reviewer notes that the Chinese version on TapTap needs a TapTap account, which is why they tried this one. Steam lists it as an MMO with online PvP and co-op, cross-platform multiplayer, and PC requirements of a dual-core CPU with AVX2 and 4 GB of RAM. No launch date has been named for either platform.
The pitch is GTA with a twist of civic duty: drive luxury cars, carry weapons and explore without limits, but form a righteous squad and maintain order — put on your sunglasses, wear your aloha T-shirt and step into the streets, the listing says. Three highlighted modes are free exploration with third-person shooting and co-op combat, vehicles across land, sea and air, and a life-simulation layer of customisation and socialising. The screenshots show a garage of muscle cars and a green supercar, a heist crew with a cargo-value counter, a beach-front skyline with a yacht and a helicopter, and the block-headed characters. What testers describe matches the unfinished map a four-star April 2026 review mentions: a March review in Filipino complains that cars have no drivers and cannot be stolen, unlike GTA 5, and a May reviewer with five votes lists shadows, draw distance and resolution as settings the game still needs.
Of 17 reviews, 8 are five stars and 4 are one or two, and almost every one says the same word: optimisation. Too much lag in March, so much lag and bugs in March, laging please fix the lag the same week; the most-voted one-star, three votes from March 15, wants graphics settings because the lowest preset removes props from the scene. The good reviews say the same with a smile — best gangster game on Android, GTA 5 in pixel style, huge potential once cleaned up. The newest review, August 19, 2026, reports Google login authentication failing, which on an untouched February build is worth knowing before you install. There are no ads and no in-app purchases in the test build, and Google's data-safety card lists app activity, performance data and device IDs collected. The score below is a beta score from these 17 reviews and the listing; it will be revised when 202studio ships the release.
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A beta 5.5: a voxel GTA with a real city and real ambition, judged on a February test build that lags, lacks graphics options and, as of August, sometimes will not log in. Take it if you want a co-op block-city sandbox now and can forgive a beta. Skip it until the 2026 release if lag or a broken login would end it for you.
No, and it will not be designed to: the Steam page lists it as an MMO with online co-op and PvP, the Play build signs in through Google, and an August 2026 reviewer could not get past that login. Expect a server-bound game at release; this page will state the answer from the launch build.
The test build on Google Play is free with no ads and no in-app purchases, and Steam lists the Early Access version as free to play. What the shop will contain at launch — cosmetics, vehicles, currency — has not been announced. The Chinese TapTap version may differ.
The listing shows no Android floor or size while in testing. Reviews from March to May 2026 report heavy lag even on the lowest preset — which also removes props from the scene — so a strong phone matters more than the store's floor. There is no iOS version; Steam lists a PC build with 4 GB of RAM.
Yes, by design — co-op combat, squads and heist-style operations are the point, and Steam adds cross-platform multiplayer to that list. The test build's lobby screens show three-player teams. Whether the phone and PC versions share servers at launch has not been said.
Open-ended by design — an online city of missions, heists and free roam — but the test build is a February 2026 snapshot with an unfinished map, per an April reviewer. Treat hours in it as testing; what carries into the 2026 release, 202studio has not said.
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About this page. ScoredApps reviewed Freelife independently. We don't own, develop, or distribute this app, and we're not affiliated with 202Studio. Official site: www.freelife.online/#contact · Google Play listing · Developer support: ejan@202stud.io