- May 22, 2018
- Steppe Hare Studio
Mother Simulator
Platforms
About
Mother Simulator is a humorous PC game that simulates the challenges of being a new parent, with increasing difficultly at each level. As a young mother, you will perform various tasks such as feeding, changing diapers, and helping your baby sleep in first-person view. Your success will be rewarded with the smile of your baby, providing a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction.











- The game is hilariously entertaining and provides a unique, comedic take on the challenges of motherhood.
- It offers a fun and challenging gameplay experience, with a variety of levels that keep players engaged.
- For its low price, the game delivers a surprising amount of content and laughs, making it a worthwhile purchase.
- The controls can be frustrating and unresponsive at times, leading to a less enjoyable experience.
- Some levels are excessively difficult, causing frustration and making it hard to progress.
- The game has numerous bugs and glitches that can disrupt gameplay and diminish the overall experience.
humor
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the game is widely praised, with many users highlighting its wicked sense of fun and hilarious challenges, making it an entertaining experience overall. However, some reviews note that the humor can be hit-or-miss, with a few feeling it relies too heavily on juvenile jokes. Despite mixed opinions on gameplay, the comedic elements consistently shine through, providing a blend of frustration and laughter.
“From a wicked sense of humor to a collection of increasingly ludicrous challenges to keep your baby alive, this game is a blast from start to finish.”
“Hilarious game, actually fun with a lot of variation.”
“You will spend most of your time on this game messing around; it is pretty tricky to get used to with the clumsy controls but hilarious as a result, see how long you last before throwing the baby in the trash.”
“It's not funny, nor fun.”
“The jokes fall flat and feel forced.”
“I expected humor, but it was more cringeworthy than comedic.”