Virtual Families

aka: Virtual Families: Capture the drama of real life.
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Windows screenshots

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After an animated introduction the title screen appears. The player is asked to enter their id and then the main menu appears
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The game configuration options - note that the game can be played in a window or full screen
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There's a decent in-game guide to the basics of the game
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Making a family is not that romantic - drag an adult male onto an adult female - sounds like a lab experiment
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Once the player has read the instructions and opts to play they are shown this screen. The next one says 'There are little people living in here. Many need a good home. Would you like to adopt?"
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So there's a big empty house in a pretty field, all the player has to do is find a suitable tenant, fix them up with a mate, apply food, water, fun and work and wait
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Selecting a character
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So Breniana has been selected, here she is checking out the house. Lots of baby socks lying around - is that supposed to give her ideas
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The Praise glove has been used to touch Breniana as a reward for putting away the groceries. She did a happy little jump or three and waved Thank-You
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Breniana's status
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The store screen.
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It's night time and the lights come on automatically. The day/night cycle can sync with the player or be 12 hours out. Breniana has made some money today and is now doing odd jobs
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When the yellow envelope appears it means there's an e-mail message. Drag & drop the character to the nearest terminal to read
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Wow! That was fast! A bit too fast for my little girl. Off with you, you bounder!
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E-mails aren't just for marriage proposals. Looks like the virtual families live in a world not too dissimilar to Dilbert's
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