Chinese Parents
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About
"Chinese Parents" is a simulation game that offers a realistic and authentic Chinese cultural experience with good gameplay and graphics. Players can expect around 3 hours of playtime as they navigate the journey of raising a child in China, making difficult decisions that will affect their child's future. With its casual yet immersive gameplay, players can gain insight into Chinese parenting culture and values.










- The game is entertaining and addictive, with a variety of choices and paths to explore.
- The graphics and art style are cute, and the gameplay is immersive and engaging.
- It accurately reflects the pressures of growing up with strict parents, making it relatable for many players.
- The game has a paywall after a limited free trial, requiring players to spend money to continue past the second generation.
- There are frequent bugs and crashes, making it frustrating for players to progress.
- Some mechanics are confusing, and the game lacks clear tutorials, leading to difficulty in understanding how to succeed.
monetization
21 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization model of the game has received mixed feedback from users. While many appreciate the absence of ads, they express frustration over the paywall that restricts access to the full game after a limited free trial. Players are requesting alternative monetization options, such as ad-supported gameplay or lower purchase prices, to enhance accessibility.
“The game has no ads which is great, and the picking your career path is also so great.”
“Great game, no ads. There is a paywall after a pretty lengthy free-to-play portion. I bought into it after I hit that wall and don't regret it one bit.”
“No ads, you just need to pay to unlock the full game.”
“I will only give 5 stars if this game lets everyone play freely without paying and just gives ads instead.”
“I thought it was really free with optional ads to help the game, but it turned out only 2 generations are free; the rest is locked with no way to play.”
“I would much rather watch 10 ads in one life than pay the price for the game, but it's still a very cool, cute, and fun game!”