Think of the Children!

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Top Critic Average

11%

Critics Recommend

TrueAchievements
2.5 / 5
PlayStation Universe
7.5 / 10
Impulsegamer
4 / 5
GameSkinny
4 / 10
TheXboxHub
3 / 5
NintendoWorldReport
6 / 10
Nindie Spotlight
7 / 10
cublikefoot
4 / 10
Creators: Surprise Attack, Jammed Up Studios
Release Date: Oct 19, 2017 - PC
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Think of the Children: Launch Trailer

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Think of the Children: Ready! Set! Parent!


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Critic Reviews for Think of the Children!

Think of the Children a niche recommendation to those dying for couch co-op experiences, but the game is a disaster for solo players.

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Think of the Children can be frustrating and a lot to contend with when playing solo, but this micro-management game is great fun with friends. Couch co-op play is a blast as you work together across multiple funny scenarios to ensure your parenting skills are up to scratch.

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Think of the Children! is a hilarious party game that is simple enough for anyone to pick up and join in

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GameSkinny

Littoface
GameSkinny

Think of the Children is a cute idea in theory but in practice, it lacks the balance it needs to succeed

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That aside, the multiplayer madness found in Think of the Children is good and the combination of boxy voxel visuals and a rather delightful, hugely catchy soundtrack mixes with the fast paced gameplay really well

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NintendoWorldReport

Unknown Author
6 / 10.0
NintendoWorldReport

The gameplay is fun, but really only if you can get some multiplayer going.

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The game’s main weakness is really that as a single-player experience it’s a bit too hard to progress as a whole. Playing with up to 3 friends makes the fact that kids will get into trouble at different corners of the screen simultaneously less hopeless, and you can then shoot for more of a zone defense approach to be successful. I’m not sure if the game intended to emphasize the wisdom in there being 2 parents, or even better that it takes a village to raise a child, but while the extremes the game goes to are pretty ridiculous (and generally entertaining) the aggravation of parenting comes through in Think of the Children with some authenticity.

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It was designed as a cooperative game and it shows. The concept and story are nice, but the difficult needs some serious changes to be viable for a solo player.

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