This is My Little Baby 3D. It came out for the 3DS today. It’s… well… let’s just say it’s a work of art.
The press release, via the developers at Treva Entertainment, might be as creepy as the photos:
Hamburg, 24th October 2013 — In “My Little Baby 3D” players find themselves lovingly caring for their sweet little treasure in ultra cute 3D graphics. After selecting the parents, just as in real life, chance then decides the look and sex of the child.
And then when the time comes and the baby arrives in the home, that’s when the varied and sometimes hectic parenting life begins. The little sweetie laughs joyfully at the players and they have to do everything to make sure that the child wants for nothing and that they thrive and grow bigger. Doing all this means there are plenty of jobs to do, giving baby regular baths, feeds, changing diapers, playing with them or going shopping.
Following all this activity there is of course no small need for a yummy bottle feed. Using the Nintendo 3DS system’s motion control, which is used in various mini-games, this is no problem at all: The console is tilted to one side like a bottle until the bottle is drunk dry and a beaming smile can be seen right across the little darling’s face. Once rocked gently to sleep, peace can return at last — but then soon enough, baby is back from beddy-byes and a whole range of amusements have to be found to keep them occupied.
Then it really gets exciting when the little terror becomes a toddler and slowly but surely gets to stand on their own two feet. Players can also use the Augmented Reality feature to even have their family addition in their own hands. Simply place the AR card on the surface of the hand or any other flat surface and the little cherub will appear on the Nintendo 3DS screen contentedly lolling about, waiting for the player to entertain them. All of this, plus a huge selection of toys, clothing and other items will make your baby the happiest bundle of joy in the world!
Key Features
* Super-cute 3D graphics with over 100 true-to-life animations
* Using the Augmented reality support, baby can be taken to play on the player’s hand
* The awesome Nintendo 3DS system’s motion control acts in rocking baby to sleep, feeding and plenty more
* The microphone can be used to teach baby their first few words
* Bathing, feeding, diaper changing, playing in the garden — things are never boring with a child to care for
* Huge selection of toys, clothing and lots more
* Use the camera function to take pictures of your little treasure
Video games, you guys. Video games.
Comments
4 responses to “Video Game Tries To Be Cute, Is Instead Horrifying”
Just like the real thing.
Burn it with fire!!!
It’s almost the opposite of the ad with the baby heads on adult bodies.
someone desperately needs a holiday…
Yes. Because I play video games to deal with crying children.