This is the story of your life. Experience the entire journey from toddler to adulthood. Go to schools, learn new things, meet new friends, and have wild adventures! Every choice you make will influence your future career, and decide who your romantic partner will be. Who will you become?
Experience the entire journey from toddler to adulthood as you learn new skills, participate in various activities, develop your mind, manage your daily schedule, explore the city, forge friendships, and survive through school. Upon reaching adulthood, your future career, as well as your romantic partner will be revealed to you as you continue the legacy of your family by having a child of your own! And then... experience the life of your child, as the cycle begins anew, and brand new adventures await you!
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It's a lot of fun.... but it needs more content. The same friends over and over. The story ending after high school.... it gets boring. I do really love this game, but please add more to it or maybe release a college expansion pack or SOMETHING. Add more friends, more choices, more customization..... give us mooooorrreeee. Please. <3
I love life sims. I love management games. I loved the Princess Maker and hate-played Long Live The Queen. This game would have been equal to those if it came out 15 years ago. Don't get me wrong - I do think this game is super fun, but considering the fan base for these types of games is fairly small, you can't really come out with a game missing features from games that came out over 15 years ago (Princess Maker 5) - nor can you expect a glowing review when you haven't really improved on anything other than having cute art. The (Non-Existent) Legacy System The game implies a legacy-style play-through - you end up with your playable character becoming a parent to the next generation, but this honestly means nothing. The parent may look like your character (and their significant other, if you managed to romance one) but their name is erased (dubbed as "mom" or "dad") and they get the e
You are able to accidentally ruin multiple people's lives, just like in real life!
The game is fun, but when you completed high school, the game is over. I thought there was more after high school and I'm disappointed that there isn't. It's a good game, I recommend it. Just know after high school, it's over.
I am a huge fan of child-raising simulators of all sorts, sizes and styles. From the very first Princess Maker titles to the more recent ones like Royal Alchemist (no children here, but three princess are no less problematic), I have methodically tried them all and raised countless offsprings to conquer the world and eat cookies. What? That does not sound like a perfect ending? Then you have not yet reached the enlightenment yet, my friend. My past experiences aside, it is high time to talk about the game at hand – Growing Up. Does it deliver all the things it offers on the Steam page? Or does it fail miserably? Let us have a look! *dramatically opens curtains in the flashiest possible fashion* https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2636807770 A Summary Pros Well-designed and generally enjoyable gameplay – every part goes well with others and suits the genre perfectl
It's actually a stress and depression simulator disguised as a feel good game. Your parents hate you if you do anything except study nonstop. I am not joking. My mother told me I should bond with her by bicycling a lot with her. Every time I did that, I got big parental expectations minuses because every enjoyable thing in life is hated by your parents. The only way you can relieve your constant mental health issues is stress eating fast food and working to get money for more food. Your life choices don't matter at all. The only thing that matters in the end is how much you score in a Bejeweled game clone. Get some bad RNG at that and get ready to see an endgame screen about your dead end job and crushed dreams. An amazing critique of modern society, if nothing else.
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