From the innovators and creators at ZeroLoft Games, Pregnant Mother Simulator: Anime Girl Family Life is another fun addition to the World of Role Playing games. Go beyond your mobile screen and play it bigger and better on your PC or Mac. An immersive experience awaits you.
So this game drops you into the life of a pregnant anime mom as part of a busy little virtual family — think everyday routines, but with the added twist of managing pregnancy and eventually looking after a newborn. There’s a whole bunch of stuff to do, from waking up the virtual dad for his job, making breakfast, keeping an eye on other kids, running to the store, making sure appointments with the doctor happen, and just handling the usual daily house chaos. The husband actually helps out, which is kind of refreshing compared to a lot of these family games where you’re left to do everything alone. He’ll go grocery shopping with you, pitch in around the house, and after the baby’s born he helps with things like feeding and changing diapers.
The art style leans all the way into bright, cute anime visuals — nothing super realistic, just cheery and stylized, which fits with how light the game feels. The controls are easy and you don’t get stuck fussing with anything, so it works nicely playing with BlueStacks on a PC instead of just tapping around on a phone. The whole thing is basically a string of mini-tasks and chores, but it’s pretty chill. It doesn’t rush you, and you get a little slice-of-life vibe that’s more about the routines than big story moments. If you’ve played any games where you look after virtual families, this one just adds that anime flavor and the extra challenge of pregnancy and baby care without piling on stress. Everything loops back to doing daily tasks and helping your little virtual family keep it together, whether you’re making breakfast, getting kids ready for school, or keeping the house clean.
Make your gaming sessions memorable with precise controls that give you an edge in close combats and visuals that pop up, bringing every character to life.
