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Build a small family and take care of them

Build a small family and take care of them

Vote: (1 votes)

Program license: Paid

Developer: Last Day of Work LLC

Version: 1.1

Works under: Android

Also available for Mac Windows

Vote:

Program license

(1 votes)

Paid

Developer

Version

Last Day of Work LLC

1.1

Works under:

Also available for

Android

Mac Windows

Pros

  • Family-centric gameplay
  • Freedom to upgrade and personalize the home
  • Less focus on social dynamics compared to similar games

Cons

  • Graphics might seem flat
  • Gameplay can become repetitive after achieving all goals
  • Character maintenance can become tiresome

A family-centered simulation game: Virtual Families

Family Life in Miniature

Virtual Families offers players a compact domestic universe, where they can cultivate a family, manage their home, and provide for their needs. The game bears a striking resemblance to the original Sims game in its fundamental gameplay dynamics.

Building and Nurturing a Family

Virtual Families lets players craft a petite family, enhance their living quarters, procure various items, and guide them in their day-to-day lives. The game's visual design, which could be classified as indie during its launch, contributes to a somewhat flat graphic presentation rather than the intended isometric view. The game might appear aimless once all goals are achieved and every possible upgrade has been applied. Afterward, the game offers little more than repetition of previous actions. Although players can opt to expand their families, the lack of diverse activities after upgrading everything can limit gameplay.

Some Similarities to the Sims

Virtual Families could be likened to a fan-made version of the Sims, with a few notable differences in gameplay. One of the more enjoyable differences is the lessened emphasis on social dynamics within the game. However, the game shares a key drawback with the Sims, which is the tedious repetition of character maintenance. The continual repetition of actions to sustain your character's happiness feels more like the game is dominating the player, rather than the other way around.

Pros

  • Family-centric gameplay
  • Freedom to upgrade and personalize the home
  • Less focus on social dynamics compared to similar games

Cons

  • Graphics might seem flat
  • Gameplay can become repetitive after achieving all goals
  • Character maintenance can become tiresome