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Family Time Passes 1 Million Steam Wishlists Ahead of January 2027 Launch

Family Time, the survival parenting sim from sgthale, has passed 1 million wishlist registrations. Announced in June 2026, the game casts the player as a papa who raises the ever-growing beast girls after a wolf mama defeats him.

Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.

Why it matters

The wishlist count is one more signal that a Japanese developer's small-scale, high-concept sim can pull a seven-figure audience before launch, and sgthale is putting Steam Workshop and a mobile version behind a Steam release that has not shipped yet.

Family Time Passes 1 Million Steam Wishlists Ahead of January 2027 Launch

Key Facts

  • sgthale announced wishlist registrations for Family Time surpassed 1 million.
  • Family Time was officially announced in June 2026.
  • Family Time is scheduled for release on Steam in mid-January 2027.
  • Steam Workshop support and a mobile version are reportedly in preparation.
  • The official X account released a commemorative illustration described as an homage to DOOM.

Players secure meals and sleeping arrangements with the daughters' help, and poor care means the wolf mama kills him. It is scheduled for release on Steam in mid-January 2027, with Steam Workshop support and a mobile version reportedly in preparation.

The official X account marked the milestone with a commemorative illustration described as an homage to DOOM. Steam Workshop support and a mobile version are also reportedly in preparation for the sgthale title.

The premise keeps the parenting loop and the threat in one frame: the player is a papa raising beast girls in the forest, and the wolf mama who defeated him will kill him if the care is not good enough. The daughters help with daily meals and sleeping arrangements. A free demo version has been released, and the Steam store page is open ahead of the mid-January 2027 launch.

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