Wait... Did Simia’s Characters Just Blink?

Welcome to the Simulation Update

The story never stops and neither do we. This week, Simia’s world is getting sharper, stranger, and somehow... better looking? From updated character art that brings more life to every scene, to evolving story formats reshaping TikTok, we’re diving into the latest shifts in real-time storytelling. Whether you’re here for the lore, the laughs, or just to see what door opens next, we’ve got you.

Your Characters Just Got a Glow-Up

We’ve been staring at our characters for hours… and now you’ll want to, too.

This week, we rolled out a fresh update to Simia’s character artwork and let’s just say: they’ve never looked better. Faces have more personality, movements feel more alive, and the uncanny valley? We left that back in beta.

Here’s what’s new:

• More Expression, Less Statics.Characters now blink, smirk, and shift with more emotion, so when they say something chaotic, you feel it. They’re not just avatars anymore. They’re little actors in your pocket.

• Art You Actually Want to Look At .We redesigned the visuals to be more polished, cohesive, and downright fun to watch. The new look blends stylized charm with just enough realism to keep things weird (in a good way).

Because your stories deserve characters that feel like they belong on screen, not just in a script. Let the era of better-looking chaos begin.

Simia is now available for pre-order on the App Store 🚀 Join a growing community where every generation sparks a new adventure, because every idea deserves endless possibilities

The Feed Has Entered Its Lore Era

The algorithm doesn’t just reward content anymore, it rewards continuity.

In 2025, TikTok feels less like a scroll and more like a streaming service where every creator has a canon, a character arc, and a deeply unhinged backstory. The result? An explosion of serialized storytelling powered by AI, audience input, and a lot of delusion (the good kind).

Here’s what’s trending:

Choose-Your-Own-Fantasy Is Exploding

• Creators are turning their comments section into writers’ rooms. Videos that let audiences “pick what happens next” see 2.9x more average watch time, according to Trendpop. Think interactive soap operas, AI-generated dramas, and lore that literally writes itself, episode by episode.

The Rise of DIY Casts

• Voice cloning and character gen tools are letting solo creators play entire ensemble casts. Some are even uploading real friends’ voices for extra chaos. These “multi-voice” scenes are retaining viewers 22% longer on average. It’s like Fleabag meets Rick and Morty, if it was made on an iPhone.

Bottom line: TikTok creators are no longer posting content. They’re building ecosystems. And as long as the lore keeps expanding, the views will keep multiplying.