Virtual Families 2 on Steam Greenlight

Hi Everyone!

How are you all doing? I'm great, thanks. Working on something new from Italy for the next few months...more details soon.

Listen, a lot of you fine folks have asked for us to get some more of our newer games up on Steam (they stopped taking our games after a while a couple years ago...I'm not sure why). Well, we just listed it on Steam's Greenlight program, which means if enough people vote YES on it, it will be made available for sale on Steam.

I personally love Steam and I find it a very convenient way to buy/store/play games. If you'd like to support us, or you'd like to see VF2 (and eventually the missing VV games?) up on Steam, please take a few seconds to hop over there and vote YES on the game. You can use the link below.

I'll update everyone as to how it is going and if/when it gets approved. Thanks, as always, for everyone's wonderful loving and continued support!!

Here is the link: Virtual Families 2 Greenlight

-Arthur

I just realized that I am missing this in my collection of LDW games. I see that you charge $10 here & $8 on Steam. I don't understand why you would charge more (since Steam charges a fee). Is there a difference in the versions or anything? Thanks in advance for your response.

Thanks for your question! There are no differences between these two versions; the recently-released Steam version is a direct port of the existing desktop game. Thanks for playing!

I just realized that I am missing this in my collection of LDW games. I see that you charge $10 here & $8 on Steam. I don't understand why you would charge more (since Steam charges a fee). Is there a difference in the versions or anything? Thanks in advance for your response.

Hi Ezra! We answered the same question above when InPinkClover asked - there are no differences between the LDW and Steam versions. Let us know if you have any other questions!

It is interesting that they used same exact pharagraphs.

But what i am wondering is, how do you sell Steam version for a lower price compared to Bluesnap version?

While we can't comment on the specifics of the pricing, different platforms charge different rates for hosting and bandwidth in order to supply players with our games.

what i am wondering is, how do you sell Steam version for a lower price compared to Bluesnap version?

i have no idea