Virtual Families

$9.99

Release Date:: May 6, 2009
Developer:: Last Day of Work
Platforms:: Windows

Simulation Casual Family Sharing Single-player

About This Game

From the developer of the smash-hit Virtual Villagers series comes the new casual game that captures the drama of life—Virtual Families! Virtual Families is a casual family sim that runs in true-real time. Adopt and nurture a needy person in the computer. Help them meet a mate, and start a family. Pass on the house to the next generations.

Unique and fascinating adoptees from 1000's of combinations
Fully trainable people: shape/adapt their personalities through praising and scolding!
Dynamic illness system. Play doctor!
Over 100 trophies
Hidden puzzles around the house
Weather, day/night cycles (synchronized to the player's system clock, so it is nighttime in the game when it is nighttime where you are
Uses the technology behind Virtual Villagers for an accessible and stable player experience

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Positive

2 user reviews

100%

Positive

User #973045 english

3 hrs at review

Recommended

[b] *Mixed Review [/b] I used to play this game at my friend's house on her computer every chance I got. This game is nostalgic as hell, especially since I played it on her family's HP Windows 7 computer on WildTangent Games. Despite being a pay-to-play platform, before Steam, in the late 2000s, WildTangent Games held it down for me. Now that I think of it, I think we stopped playing because we ran out of coins, lmao (this game's also what let us to play house too, lmao). All in all, before Sims and all those social virtual world games, I played Virtual Families. I didn't even know it had sequels, so I might try 2 and 3 since the first game was fun, but didn't really age well.