Chinese Parents is a casual sim set in China, where you step into the shoes of an average kid from birth towards the end of your high school. Study hard, have fun, make friends and face your ultimate challenge, the "Gaokao". What will your life be after that? And when you have a child, will you be a Tiger Parent?
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As a Chinese lived under Chinese education, the stress wasn't genuinely coming from my parents, it was due to the unreasonable system. This game reflected the pressure that the system put on children and how we found our own way in it. Such a pity it's not translated into English, otherwise people outside China may have a chance to experience the intense feeling of growing up in China.
For non-Chinese players: This is a game that more like a feast for Chinese people only. It contains so many 'netas' or, memes exclusively belonging to the Chinese. Even if you can master mandarin (which I think is very difficult), you may not enjoy the game either as it requires you to have a very deep understanding about Chinese culture, education system, societal problems, and concerns, etc. For me, I think the game is worth the price only because A) it is cheap and B) it is a meme compilation and reflects my personal real life. The game mechanism is still somewhat simple and lame. It is not like that you are enjoying life as a kid but actually you are forced into sections of small puzzles that can be boring over time. In other words, the game is even more tedious than the real life as time passes. Hence, you are very likely to get bored after two or three saves. However, the devs a
The Total War of child-raising simulator strategy games.
**Note, this review was done with me completing the game with some guessing on the translations. For English speakers, my own alternative (satirical) translation for this game is "Tiger Mom Simulator" The goal of this game is to guide you (or your child) from toddler all the way up to their college entrance exam (高考). Character growth and development is based on some RNG generated clickable squares to increase primary stats Intelligence 智商 Empathy 情商 Athletics 体 Memory Imagination/Creativity Endurance, Face (MianZi) "Learning Points" (The Light bulb) to develop specific activities to improve those primary stats. The system mentioned above makes this game have an interesting concept to ensure your little child never grows up the same way as any other playthroughs (or previous generations! New game+ basically offers you small stat boosts to sucessive generations). There are also 3 st
I raised my child like a true chinese parent would, with a lot of stress.
cant...stop... need to gain my parents approval
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