Family Life 1.48.2

Reviews

2 ★, on 2024-01-14
The game itself is fun. But the ads ruin it. They pop up enough that it makes me not want to watch them for the better choices. The price for ad-free is $30 which is way too much for this game. Other good life simulator games offer much lower prices. Thankfully you can get around this by going into airplane mode or using a tablet not connected to the net. You can't pick ad choices though.

3 ★, on 2024-01-10
This game definitely has potential! But there are WAAAAYYYY too many ads. You have to watch an ad for pretty much everything. And if you're idle for too long (like 5-10 minutes), then a random ad starts. Paying $30+tax to stop the ads is out of the question for me. Uninstalling because I want to play a game that doesn't have so many ads. Also, when you're given a choice in a situation (like changing a baby's name), it would be great if we were given an option to keep the name.

2 ★, on 2024-01-17
I like this game, but there are more negatives than positives. You have no control over anything. All events are random chance and there isn't even a lot of different events. Ads lock literally every option in the game. From getting better jobs, to getting retirement, to being gay. It's bizarre and at some point you're not allowed to even watch anymore. There's potential in this game, but give the players more freedom and remove ads on basic choices.

3 ★, on 2024-01-08
It's an addictive game, but all of a sudden on the first day of playing it, it won't let me watch videos for rewards. It also gives different options, and some of the options you have to watch a video for, but that choice is blacked out and won't let me select it. I've had to pass so many opportunities and so much money because of it. It help with my first round, but after that it just stopped. If that got fixed I would probably give it a 5 star.

3 ★, on 2023-12-06
The game has potential, but the one thing that drove my rating down so hard is the grammar and phrasing and wording. It doesn't read well and is often confusing. When you have kids and an action is required, the possible options are from both the parent and the child's point of view. Otherwise, I enjoy the mechanics and the randomization compared to other life simulator games

1 ★, on 2023-11-30
According to my phone, I played this for 27 minutes. Of which, approximately 23 minutes were spent watching ads. Including one decision where I chose to watch one ad, but the ad that played required watching 2 ads anyway in order to move on. If you don't mind watching an ad to compete even the most mundane task, or if you don't mind paying $30.00 U.S. to get rid of ads, then maybe you'll like this game. If, on the other hand, you're sane, then probably skip this completely.