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The Life Stage: Virtual House

1992 1 Players E - Everyone

Referred to only as a "software program", it offers players the freedom to design a variety of structures. Homes, apartments and offices are included in the different variety of play areas. Environments can be as realistic or unrealistic as possible. The player will select the structure's style, shape and the number of rooms. Choose color schemes, furniture and decorations as you see fit. Once done creating, "walk around" inside and experience the excitement of having created a place of your very own! The game was notable for having detailed 3D polygon graphics for its time.

Release date
December 31, 1992
Developer
Micro Cabin
Publisher
Panasonic Interactive
Players
1

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The Life Stage: Virtual House

Referred to only as a "software program", it offers players the freedom to design a variety of structures. Homes, apartments and offices are included in the different variety of play areas. Environments can be as realistic or unrealistic as possible. The player will select the structure's style, shape and the number of rooms. Choose color schemes, furniture and decorations as you see fit. Once done creating, "walk around" inside and experience the excitement of having created a place of your very own!

The game was notable for having detailed 3D polygon graphics for its time.

Genres

Life Simulation

Modes

Single Player

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Developer
Micro Cabin
Publisher
Panasonic Interactive

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Release date

WorldwideDecember 31, 1992 · E - Everyone

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