Oh, to be a Child again…Īs straight to the point as its title is, Growing Up follows the coming-of-age journey of the main character whom one can interpret as themself or their child. Having said that, no comparisons will be made between the two games in this spoiler-free review.Īt the point of writing, up to patch v has been released, but the following review is based on the version at launch (). It is a cyclic journey of tackling their parents’ expectations, completing school, befriending people from all walks of life, and becoming who they aspire to be.Ĭontent warnings for Growing Up include body image and eating disorders, bullying, death, divorce, hospitalization, mild language, loss of loved ones, mental illnesses, self-harm, strained parent-child relationships, mild suggestive themes, suicide, and use of alcohol and drugs.īefore moving on to the review proper, it is perhaps worth noting that Vile Monarch has mentioned Growing Up is “authorized by the team of Chinese Parents ”, a life sim released by Moyuwan Games in 2018 with a similar premise but set in China. city during the 1990s, Growing Up puts players in the shoes of a child who is navigating the strange maze of life.

Growing Up is a life sim released for PC in nine languages on 14 October 2021. Experience the laughter and tears of growing up through Vile Monarch’s newest baby.

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