Virtual Families

These games are part of a series of games Last Day of Work did. These games (Virtual villagers, virtual families, etc) were kinda best described as a sorta "semi-idle game". You looked after a family (or villagers, whatever) but they mostly lived their own lives however they wanted. They're fun, very kid friendly. I am not sure why steam says I only played 2.6 hours in this, I sunk in dozens of hours easily over a decade ago.

It's a great game for nostalgia.

很喜欢。

I loved the gameplay, and the family aspect of it.

I always enjoyed this game as a kid. Opening it up gave me a wave of nostalgia. I can't wait to keep the generations going! It's a simple, casual game with just the right amount of strategy and management. The time in game matches with real time. If you play games at night like I do, you can reverse the day/night cycle in settings so you aren't playing while your little friends are sleeping.

Huge nostalgia trip, idk how many times I've downloaded this game from sketchy websites as a kid. It doesn't hold up by modern standards. Customization is limited to the peoples names, limited outfits, and the order in which you upgrade the house. You can tell it was made before "diversity" was a buzzword. It's "real time" so play in short bursts and come back every few hours, would probably have done better as a mobile game.