History Main / RaisingSim

* ''VideoGame/MyChildLebensborn'' has the PlayerCharacter raise an adopted Lebensborn child, who is either the son or daughter of a Nazi soldier and a Norwegian woman, as a means of depicting the circumstances in which many such children grew up.

* ''VisualNovel/MinotaurHotel'': Although the person you "raise" isn't a child, you do decide what he wears and what he does during the day and you do seem him "grow up".

* ''VideoGame/MyChildLebensborn'' has the PlayerCharacter raise an adopted Lebensborn child, who is either the son or daughter of a Nazi soldier and a Norwegian woman.

* ''VideoGame/MyChildLebensborn'' the Protagonist raising an adopted German child, a son or daughter of a Nazi soldier.

Games where you hold a life of person in your hands! Figuratively.

* ''VisualNovel/TeachingFeelings'' about raising an slave girl.

A subgenre of SimulationGame and LifeSimulationGame. Compare to {{Mons}}, where raising sim and RPGElements are combined, usually with the raising sim element taking a back seat. Related to FarmLifeSim.

* ''VisualNovel/LongLiveTheQueen'', which takes place in a DeadlyDecadentCourt that ''will'' kill your character if you screw up ([[TrialAndErrorGameplay which will happen often]]).

* ''VideoGame/TinyTower''

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* ''VideoGame/TheIdolmaster'', a Japan exclusive arcade and Xbox game, is a massively multiplayer online raising sim that has players guide the career of their chosen IdolSinger, with competitive auditions against other players of the game.

** Similarly, the fan-game ''[[http://rpgmaker.net/games/1240/ Idolcraft]]'' puts you in charge of raising up to six girls to be idols.

* ''Slavemaker'' is a flash game where, well, you train a girl to become a proper slave.

* ''VideoGame/MyChildLebensborn''the Protagonist must raising an adopted German child, a son or daughter of a Nazi soldier.

* ''MyChildLebensborn''

* ''VideoGame/DwarfFortress'', with a fortress full of alcoholic midgets. The military fit the definition for 'people' as well, using standing monthly orders to develop better soldiers, each assigned one or more weapons to master.

Raising Sims consist of applying schedules for a game to process, which in turn affects characters in the game, who then develop "on their own" without constant user interference. In this case the character can be a city or population, where it's often referred to as a "God Game". ''Populous'' is remembered fondly by this term.

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* ''Advertising/CapnCrunch'' had a PC game called ''Cap'n Crunch's Crunchling Adventure'', where the player raised a Crunchling to be strong enough to defeat the Crunchium Thief.

* ''VideoGame/KosodateQuizMyAngel'', an unusual child-raising game played with answering the questions given by the daughter and/or son in a form of quizzes.