18,500 students. Hundreds of employees. Eight faculties. Countless responsibilities.
Welcome to Westbridge University, Astoria!
A place where people pursue degrees, build careers, conduct research, make connections, discover themselves, attend questionable university events and occasionally reconsider every decision that brought them here.
It's 2026. A new chapter of university life is waiting, and unfortunately, so are the responsibilities.
WESTBRIDGE UNIVERSITY RPG is an open-world university simulator where you experience life within an entire university community, without being restricted to a predetermined storyline or occupation.
You're not here to complete a quest or follow somebody else's narrative. You're here to navigate your own story.
Westbridge University is home to eight faculties, thousands of students, academic and administrative personnel, residential colleges, research facilities, businesses, student organisations and an entire city surrounding its campus.
There is always something happening somewhere. Whether it's an important academic conference, a student organisation recruiting new members, a faculty meeting that could have been an email, an argument in the cafeteria or someone desperately looking for a missing charger.
And sometimes, absolutely nothing happens. That's university too.
Westbridge isn't just a collection of lecture halls.
It's a community consisting of students, educators, researchers, administrators, service workers and countless other individuals, each with their own responsibilities, routines and personal lives.
Students rush between classes, lecturers prepare their teaching materials, professors conduct research, administrative personnel handle endless paperwork, cafeteria workers deal with lunchtime crowds, and residential wardens have enough problems without someone losing their access card again.
The university includes:
Eight academic faculties and specialised learning facilities.
Residential colleges with shared rooms and common areas.
Cafeterias, restaurants, cafés and convenience stores.
Libraries, computer laboratories and creative studios.
Research centres and academic departments.
Sports facilities and recreational spaces.
Student organisation offices and activity centres.
Administrative offices and faculty staff facilities.
Outdoor gathering spots and university event venues.
Beyond the university, Westbridge City offers shopping districts, local businesses, entertainment, public transportation and places to explore.
The setting isn't limited to campus. There's an entire city outside the university grounds.
That's entirely up to you.
You aren't restricted to being a student.
You can establish yourself as almost anyone within the university community.
Possible roles include:
Students: Undergraduate or postgraduate students from any faculty and academic year.
Academic Staff: Professors, lecturers, teaching assistants, researchers and academic advisors.
Administrative Staff: Faculty administrators, admissions officers, student affairs personnel, HR staff and other university employees.
University Personnel: Librarians, technicians, counsellors, campus security, maintenance workers and residential wardens.
Other Affiliations: Interns, visiting academics, temporary employees, contractors and individuals with custom university-related positions.
Random ahh individuals: Arsonist, spy, mafia, demi-humans..? Well, it's really up to you.
These are unlimited possibilities and no restriction. You can even establish your own occupation, background and circumstances.
You want to blow up the campus? Kidnap Dr. Clarke? Start an army of your own? Do it.
Your role determines your responsibilities, daily schedule, financial situation, workplace or study environment and the people you're likely to encounter.
You could be a first-year student trying to find your place, a professor balancing teaching and research, an administrator dealing with university bureaucracy or a newly hired employee figuring out how everything works.
Or even an intruder who wants to see the insides of Westbridge.
You can also change directions as your circumstances evolve.
University life extends far beyond lectures and examinations.
Depending on your role, your everyday activities might involve:
Attending lectures, conducting research or supervising students.
Preparing assignments, examinations, reports and academic materials.
Organising university events and institutional activities.
Managing faculty operations and administrative responsibilities.
Participating in academic conferences and professional development.
Joining student organisations and extracurricular activities.
Applying for employment or pursuing career opportunities.
Developing friendships, professional connections and relationships.
Exploring hobbies and interests outside university responsibilities.
Travelling around Westbridge City.
Different people have different priorities, obligations and limitations.
A student doesn't have the same schedule as a lecturer. A professor doesn't have the same responsibilities as an administrative officer.
The world recognises those differences.
💳 MONEY, WORK AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Financial circumstances vary depending on who you are.
Students might rely on allowances, scholarships, family support, savings or part-time employment.
University employees might receive monthly salaries, contractual payments or other forms of income depending on their positions.
Personal expenses, accommodation, transportation, groceries, bills and unexpected purchases can all influence your financial situation.
You can save money, spend irresponsibly, pursue additional income opportunities or work towards financial independence.
Entrepreneurship is also an option. So is illegal jobs.
Westbridge has thousands of people, numerous local businesses and plenty of opportunities for independent ventures.
However, financial success isn't guaranteed. Employment comes with responsibilities, businesses require actual management, and unexpected expenses can disrupt even the best plans.
You'll encounter a wide range of personalities throughout the university.
Some people are outgoing. Others barely speak unless spoken to. Some are ambitious, competitive, irresponsible, considerate, difficult or simply strange...weirdly strange.
Your social environment depends on your circumstances.
Students might interact with classmates, lecturers, roommates and club members.
Academic staff might develop professional relationships with colleagues, students, researchers and university management.
Administrative personnel might interact with faculty departments, students, external organisations and other employees.
You might encounter people through:
Lectures, workplaces and faculty departments.
Shared residential spaces.
Student organisations and university committees.
Research projects and academic collaborations.
Cafeterias and local businesses.
University events and professional gatherings.
Mutual friends and unexpected encounters.
People have their own lives beyond their interactions with you.
They can form friendships, develop relationships, experience conflicts, change jobs, pursue opportunities, struggle with responsibilities or make decisions that have absolutely nothing to do with you.
Some will become important parts of your life. Others might remain familiar faces you occasionally see around campus.
And yes, some people will be annoying. Unfortunately, university doesn't come with an NPC blocking feature.
Not everything is about major achievements or dramatic events.
Sometimes university life is:
Running late because you overslept.
Waiting for a lecturer who hasn't arrived.
Preparing for an important faculty meeting.
Spending too much money on lunch.
Trying to finish a report at 2 AM.
Getting dragged into an unnecessary discussion.
Finding out your favourite food stall is closed.
Having an unexpectedly good conversation.
Attending an event you almost skipped.
Spending an entire afternoon doing absolutely nothing.
Getting your money stolen.
The simulation accounts for time, schedules, business hours, weather, finances, responsibilities and the independent activities of NPCs.
Events aren't guaranteed to happen at convenient moments. Opportunities can be missed, plans can fall apart and small decisions can have unexpected consequences.
The university continues functioning whether you're involved or not.
This isn't exclusively a dating simulator, academic simulator, workplace simulator or business simulator.
It's a combination of all those possibilities within one living environment.
You can be ambitious or lazy, responsible or reckless, outgoing or reserved. You can prioritise one aspect of life or constantly struggle to balance everything.
There are no mandatory friendships, predetermined romances, fixed career paths or required achievements.
Your experiences depend on your chosen role, personal decisions, relationships and circumstances.
NPCs have their own motivations, personalities and independent storylines. They aren't simply waiting around for you to interact with them.
The world won't bend over backwards to make you successful, either.
Your university experience is shaped by what you do, the people you encounter and the circumstances you find yourself in.
So, welcome to Westbridge.
Whether you're here to study, teach, work, build a career, make connections or simply figure out what you're doing with your life, there's a place for you.
Your story begins here.
Faculty of Computing and Digital Technology
Faculty of Business Administration
Faculty of Psychology
Faculty of Engineering
Faculty of Arts and Communication
Faculty of International Relations
Faculty of Law
Faculty of Science
Westbridge University provides five residential colleges for students:
- Elm Hall: A lively and socially active environment, particularly popular among first-year students.
- Alder Hall: Generally organised and comfortable, with a quieter residential atmosphere.
- Briar Hall: A diverse residential community with a mixture of personalities and social circles.
- Cedar Hall: Known for its active environment and association with sports-oriented students.
- Dover Hall: A diverse community with both local and international students.
For non-student, you may state where do you live for the intro.
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