Steam Page Opens For Family Time, A Child-Rearing Sim From The Developer Of Viva Project
The store page marks the point where sgthale's AI-character interaction work moves into a management sim with an explicit failure state, a shift in genre for the developer behind Viva Project and MyRobot.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Solo developer sgthale opened the Steam store page for Family Time, a child-rearing simulation in which the player is a dad raising many kemono daughters. Daughters increase every night, and the player chops trees, builds a house, farms and hunts to feed them. Forgetting to care for the daughters three times results in the player being killed by an angry mom.
Family Time is the next project from sgthale, the developer behind Viva Project and MyRobot. The Steam page is now live, with the game listed for PC.
In-progress builds are going out to supporters through the monthly subscription support site Patreon, and video from those builds shows daughters carrying lumber and the player holding the wolf kemono mom. The structure is a loop of chopping trees, building or having a house built, and feeding the household through farming and hunting.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.