Ciel Fledge: A Daughter Raising Simulator

Combat with mouse and keyboard often had a hard time responding unless you went away and back to an object. Shortcuts often didn't work since that also activated stuff they shouldn't. And a couple of other issues. Other than that an unskippable and slow ending sequence and credits is always a frustration. The mechanics was quite decent but there was too little incentive to explore the surface and while it is nice to be able to plan too much knowledge of what you can unlock takes away a lot of the fun.

This game is pretty neat. The story is nice, the characters are nice, and its got that charm that makes it endearing. But... it's just slightly below that mark of a game being 'great' in my opinion. I liked what I have here, but it could have used a bit more polishing. That said, give it a shot. You might like it. I certainly did.

Sci-Fi Daughter (was) a new concept for a raising simulator! I like making numbers go up so I've enjoyed my time with this game; but it is far too long for its genre. The career paths and skills are a mess, it's difficult to engage with the exploration portion of the game since it does not pay off as well as going to classes does. I like reading and don't mind what we're working with here, though I can't help but think removing the majority of the plot and focusing more on the style of the space-age would've made for an improved experience. Also - the kids (and all the characters) talk like robots sometimes; maybe it's even more sci-fi then we perceive it to be, beep boop.

I've really enjoyed this game and disagree with some of the reviews complaining about the skill trees or schedules not being fleshed out. All of the information about skill trees and schedules are clearly present if you are able to click around your screen a bit and read lol! The tutorials are pretty explanatory and the learning curve isn't bad at all. I really enjoy this game and it's a great extension of traditional princess makers by taking place for ten in game years. It's definitely a time consuming game, but I really enjoy the mechanics of battles/quizzes. It's not overly difficult and your character isn't constantly dying like other princess makers. I'd say the main draw back of the game is also it's strength--the length. The dialogue is fun for your first play through, but you can skip it on replays, as it doesn't usually impact the story. I think my favorite mechanic is the surface exploration and battles. The scheduling is also fun. The stats you pick at the beginning are really important to game play and I wish stamina was a bit less high for events because you have to rest like half the week depending on your stats. But definitely worth picking up. This is a game you …

This was a miss for me. I love games with systems, customization, and things to manage, but this one felt overwhelming instead of engaging. There was so much happening at once that I never felt like it was worth taking the time to figure everything out. It had an interesting idea, but the complexity didn't translate into a rewarding experience for me.

There are tons of stuff I wanted to like in this game. But it feels incomplete (why are the topics of discussion so limited ? why is the fashion so limited ? And so on), the exploration is meaningless and the UI is clunky. This review makes me sad.