Virtual Families

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Virtual Families is a casual family sim that runs in real time! Adopt and nurture needy people on your computer and help them meet mates, and start families! Help shape the personalities of the people you adopt through praising and scolding, and then pass on the house to the next generation. From the developer of the smash-hit Virtual Villagers series comes the new casual game that captures the drama of life... Virtual Families!

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Virtual Families game is distributed on a shareware basis. You can register your copy of the game at a cost of $9.99 (USD). On payment approval, we will send you the registration key that will remove all the limitations. Your registration will be valid for all future versions. Get Virtual Families Registration Key (Full Version)

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Played the demo of this one tonight and was fairly disappointed. This seems like a game that has a lot of potential for fun but it just doesn't quite deliver. I did like all the various awards you can win for your families but did not like being unsuccessful after 600 attempts to have a baby, watching my family sleep, that no matter how many times I dragged them to the groceries or garbage can, they had their own ideas of what to do. They seem to always choose the thing that requires them to walk across the entire house - which takes a long time as they are slow. My female would prepare a meal, not eat it or clean it up and then cook another one. She'd use the sink and keep the water running. When you try to make them do these things, they decide to read a magazine or find an annoying mosquito. You really have very little control. Even dragging them to the bed would prompt things such as browse web, get a drink of water or watch tv (all in other rooms). After 45 minutes of gameplay, I had had enough. I'll stick with the Sims franchise, thanks.

12th August, 2010,