Ciel Fledge: A Daughter Raising Simulator

Studio Namaapa · Feb 21, 2020

Everyone10+

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In the future, there is still hope for humanity. Take a young girl under your wing and raise her to adulthood in Ciel Fledge: A Daughter Raising Simulator, an enchanting new simulator featuring compelling management gameplay and a loveable cast of characters.

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PC

Critic 7.5 (2 critics) · Gamer 7.5

Nintendo Switch

Critic 5.6 (8 critics) · No ratings yet

Critic reviews

GameSpew
Kim Snaith · Feb 20, 2020
6.0
Despite that though, I’m still finding myself compelled to keep going; simply because I want to see where the story goes, what’s going to happen to Ciel, and if I’m doing a good enough job raising her. It’s a shame that much of the journey is boring and frustrating – but maybe that’s the cold, hard truth of parenthood. I wouldn’t know; but I hope not.
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Hey Poor Player
Kenny McKee · Feb 20, 2020
9.0
Ciel Fledge: A Daughter Raising Simulator is one of the best indie games that I’ve played in quite some time, and was some of the most fun that I’ve had with a simulator like this since I played Long Live the Queen. Sure, it’s not perfect. It’s probably a little too long for its own good, and I could see people getting tired of its repetitiveness if they don’t know what they’re in for. But all of those things are fairly trivial; they don’t really matter in the long run because they’re so small. What does matter is that this game is fun. Plain and simple. If you’re in the mood for a quality simulator, then you need not look further than this one.
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TechRaptor
Robert N. Adams · Feb 17, 2020
6.0
Ciel Fledge: A Daughter Raising Simulator exceeded my expectations in some areas and greatly disappointed me in others in my 24 hours of gameplay. If the developer makes some of the in-game mechanics a bit more clear, I would recommend this to anyone. As it stands, Ciel Fledge is only a good pick for fans already deep into life simulators and their various intricacies.
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Cubed3
Sandy Wilson · Oct 15, 2020
5.0
Not the best, not the worst. Its most interesting point is the bizarre world and the way the game approaches the management system. The colour matching battling is a bit too simple, and overbearingly frustrating at times. Despite some downsides, the game has fun moments but is hampered by a lack of focus.
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Switch Player
Anna Karasik · Apr 05, 2020
6.0
It’s difficult to overlook the Ciel Fledge’s tedium and awkward pacing, but the game is a micro-manager’s dream, offering plenty of longevity to those who stick around long enough to raise their daughter to adulthood.
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Metro.co.uk
Nick Gillett · Feb 24, 2020
3.0
Ciel Fledge offers a complex and deep stats management task, hampered by wearying interactions that defy attempts to introduce skill and judgement. Its conversations lean heavily on characters using the a-anime s-stutter, a habit that rapidly becomes its own special form of torture, and after a simulated decade of that you get harshly graded.
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