Housework Sim Woman Simulator Released On Steam After Delays
The Steam forum was already busy with opinions before release, which suggests the game's premise drew attention well before the build was finished.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Sebasa Games has released Woman Simulator for PC on Steam. Players take the role of a housewife doing cooking, dishes, laundry, ironing, vacuuming, and cleaning the toilet and windows while an overbearing husband watches. Poor work brings punishment, and players must manage both their own mental state and the husband's mood. The game was delayed several times before this release.
The game had been scheduled for March 2026, but that release was postponed to improve quality. A July announcement set the date for August 25, which was pushed again. On September 22 it slipped three more days over Steam build review issues, and it is now available.
A demo is playable. In the game, taking a bath after cleaning or flattering the husband can yield items such as a new handbag, and those items can be sold.
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