Virtual Families (PC) Reviews
Product Type: LDW Software PC games
Newest Review: ... to buy food for them and other things using their wages. Marriage proposals come via email in this game which I find quite ... more
... amusing. Every so often an email will come with a proposal and you then have to choose if the character is suitable for your adopted character. Once you settle on a suitable partner then they move in and you can start to buy more things as there will be more money and you can then start to build a virtual family. You have to keep an eye on your characters and make sure they are happy and behaving correctly. You have the capability to drag the characters around the home and they let you know when there is something wro...more
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Virtual Families (PC CD) Platforms: Windows 7 Windows Vista Windows XP, ESRB Rating: Ratin ... Last Update 23.05.2013 07:50
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Virtual Families (PC CD) Platforms: Windows 7 Windows Vista Windows XP, ESRB Rating: Ratin ... Last Update 23.05.2013 07:20
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Virtual Families (PC CD)
Platforms: Windows 7 Windows Vista Windows XP, ESRB Rating: Ratin ... Last Update 23.05.2013 07:20
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Virtual Families (PC CD)
Platforms: Windows 7 Windows Vista Windows XP, ESRB Rating: Ratin ... Last Update 23.05.2013 07:50
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£ 0.00
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£ 5.55
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Customer Virtual Families (PC) Reviews (1)
Virtual Families (PC): There is a tiny hidden world in your computer... (1015 words)by - written on 14/11/11 (Very useful, 44 readings)
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Virtual Families. Virtual families is a one-player game for your PC in which you adopt characters and build your own families. The game was created by 'Last Day of Work' in 2009 and is very The Sims-esque with its concept of virtual building. Despite it having its own special qualities, it doesn't quite match up to its competitors. You start the game by creating your own account by putting in your name, there is room for up to 5 people to have their own account and save their games. Once you hit 'play' characters will appear which all need a good home. You get to chose which characters you want to adopt from a long list which you can scroll ... Read the complete review
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