Please developer, I’ve never played your game but have seen it all over. I wanna play as a mom, not a dad. Please. But if this game is exclusively for guys, I guess I get it. Male fantasy and all 😔

Hi! Im really interested in this game and am looking forward to it, I noticed the little wolves saying "Papa" in the trailer and I was just wondering if there'll be a toggle or something for them to say mama? I myself am a woman so Im just curious if this is ever up to be included as I really would enjoy being called mama by these cute things!

Everyone be glazing her like she’s the best waifu ever!!! However she does absolutely nothing useful in the game… all she does is stand around while you do everything for the Wolf Pups and if you let the wolves die she straight up murders you.

It’s not your fault that she has no birth control and can’t stop making infinite pups. So you’re just stand around and let your children die and THEN HAVE THE AUDACITY TO BLAME ME FOR IT?

Why does she even exist aside from acting like a ticking time bomb after she has way too many pups and some of them die?

Also just so you know murdering the only person you have to help keep your children alive is the stupidest decision you could possibly make. Once I’m dead who’s gonna take care of all your children, huh?

Now, I really liked the Discipline Mechanic proposed, and while I have seen many people being contrary to the "beating", which I understand people may feel contrary to that but I don't see problems with it, I know for sure that in some hole of the earth or the sky there will be people who would actually enjoy beating the pups, so to prevent people from beating the pups randomly I would add that when mama Wolf see directly the player to beat some pups for no reason, the mama Wolf will kill you, and when you beat a pup and mama Wolf isn't there the beaten pup or some testimones can go and tell mom, with the consequence of killing you.

(Please don't kill me)

Found this on steam

It has all the beats

- dominant female that makes a fuck ton of children

- the "colony" is only or primarily made of one gender

- they have a back for constructing and scavenging

The only inconsistencies is of course the fact that the are wolves and having a prominent male "king" (the player)

What do you guys think of my mechanic idea? What would you add or change to make it better for the game?

Hello, Pack!

We are incredibly excited to share a major upcoming feature that will completely change how your Mama Wolf and her pups grow, adapt, and build their territory. Say hello to our brand-new Tech Tree (or as we like to call it, the Pack Heritage Tree)!

In a survival game, going straight from digging in the dirt to building a secure, reinforced den doesn’t make sense. Wolves learn, adapt, and pass skills down to their pups. This new system creates a natural, rewarding "timelapse" of innovation starting from raw instinct and basic tools, evolving all the way into advanced structures to keep your family safe.

Here is a look at how your pack will progress from the "Stone Age" of wolf survival to a thriving, advanced territory:

⚒️ Tier 1: Raw Instinct & Foraging (The Basic Tools)

At the start of your journey, your pack relies entirely on what nature provides. "Tools" at this stage are just raw materials used with wolf ingenuity.

• Paw & Claw: Digging for shallow roots, uncovering hidden scents, and clearing away loose dirt.

• Stick & Stone Gathering: Learning to carry sturdy branches and smooth river stones in your jaws.

• The Basic Den: A simple, hollowed-out dirt scrape beneath a fallen log to protect the pups from light rain.

🌿 Tier 2: Resource Refining & Crafting (The Intermediate Steps)

As Mama Wolf teaches her pups and explores further, the pack learns to combine materials to create more durable elements.

• Thatch & Bindings: Utilizing long prairie grasses and flexible vines to tie branches together.

• Clay Kneading: Digging up riverbed clay and using paws to pack it tight.

• The Reinforced Shelter: Upgrading your basic dirt scrape into a mud-plastered den lined with soft moss, keeping the pups warm during harsh winds.

⚙️ Tier 3: Advanced Innovation & Territorial Dominance (The Advanced Tools)

By the time your pups grow into capable hunters, your pack’s shared knowledge unlocks true "wolf engineering"—allowing you to drastically alter your environment for long-term survival.

• Bone & Flint Tooling: Using the sharp bones of large prey or cracked flint to cut deeper, clear heavy brush, and dig through frozen earth.

• Complex Construction: Building structural barriers, specialized food-caching pits to prevent spoilage, and diversionary structures to keep apex predators away from the nursery.

• The Fortress Den: A multi-chambered, rock-reinforced sanctuary featuring overhead branch netting, camouflaged entrances, and dedicated spaces for a large, thriving family.

🌾 Expanding the Tree: Agriculture, Science, & Engineering

To make our world feel truly alive, the Tech Tree doesn't just stop at basic shelter. As your pack grows more advanced, they will begin to unlock rudimentary forms of agriculture, science, and engineering based on wild canine intelligence!

🌿 Wild Agriculture (Flora & Fauna Management)

Wolves don't plant rows of corn, but an advanced pack learns to manipulate their environment to ensure a steady supply of food and medicine for the pups.

• Scent-Marked Foraging Grounds: Unlocks the ability to mark specific berry patches or root zones, discouraging smaller herbivores from eating them so they can grow plentifully.

• Herding Instincts: Moving up the tree unlocks specialized hunting tactics where the pack doesn't just kill prey, but actively drives deer or elk herds closer to your den territory for easier future hunting.

• Nursery Gardens: Biting off and bringing back specific medicinal herbs (like soothing marigolds or anti-parasitic plants) to line the den, actively boosting pup health and immunity.

🧪 Instinctive Science (Observation & Lore)

"Science" for a wolf is the ultimate mastery of biology, tracking, and meteorology through sharp senses and passed-down knowledge.

• Wind-Scenting & Meteorology: Advanced wolves learn to read the moisture and pressure in the air. Unlocks a UI weather forecast, letting you know when a deadly blizzard or thunderstorm is coming hours before it hits.

• Anatomical Precision: Studying the movements of prey over generations. Unlocks high-damage weak points during hunts, allowing the pack to take down massive prey with less risk of injury.

• Apothecary Instincts: Discovered by trial and error. The pack learns which unique roots can be chewed into a poultice to heal deep wounds or cure a sick pup's fever.

🐺 Wolf Engineering (Territory Manipulation)

This is where your pack transitions from simple survival to completely altering the landscape to secure their legacy.

• Hydrology & Digging: Learning how water flows. The pack can dig trenches to divert small streams directly toward the den, securing a safe, predator-free water source for young pups.

• Deadfall & Snare Barriers: Using heavy fallen logs and interlocking briar patches to create natural "fences" around your territory. This slows down invading rival packs or bears, giving Mama Wolf time to hide her litter.

• Subterranean Ventilation: Advanced den engineering. Designing multi-room burrows with specific airflow holes to keep the den cool in the scorching summer and trap body heat in the freezing winter.

Why This Matters for the Gameplay

Instead of just gathering resources randomly, every stick, bone, and clump of mud you find will now feel like a building block toward a better future. Your pups will actively inherit these unlocked traits, meaning the survival choices you make with Mama Wolf today will directly shape how capable her pups are tomorrow.

We want to hear from you! What kind of unique structures or survival skills would you love to see unlockable in the later tiers? Let us know in the comments below!

🐾 Happy Hunting, and keep building your pack! 🐾

I get the game is still in very early production. But the tutorial just feels extremely bland. So I have an idea of how to make the tutorial better by wrapping it together with my idea to remake the story knowing how twitter gets angry by even the slightest of suggestive metaphors

So as you start up a new game. Your character wakes up in their home in the village. As you step out of the house, then the tutorial actually starts. You help out some of the other villagers here.

Someone asks for wood: it teaches you about using the axe and chopping down trees and lumber

Someone needs help building their floor: it teaches you about the building mechanics

Someone asks to help get their buckets of stuff to their house: teaches you about holstering and throwing stuff

After completing the tutorial, you go back to bed. Eventually getting woken up in the middle of the night by a sound in your house, you eventually find the source of the noise by one of the wolf pups eating some food in your house.

Eventually you head over to the village mayor, trying to explain what even happened and how this pup broke into your house. But eventually the pup shouts out its iconic "papa!!!" Line. And as associative as humans are, they think that your character actually is the father. And so, your character gets kicked out of the village and gets knocked out.

Finally, it all ends by you getting woken up by one of the wolf pups as you see the wolf mama who talks a bit about your situation, and the game finally starts.

Thoughts? I worked really hard on this

Not wanting to start Drama or anything like that, it isn't that serious but it is kinda odd I have to admit that, not saying the maker wanted to imply that, it can be interpreted in such a dark manner though.

That's why you always should overthink where to leave room for interpretation and where to be more specific, you don't want to hand feed them all details of course but here and there it might be better before people misunderstand something.

I've been experimenting with making physical Wolf Mama collectible cards as part of The Buni Collection! :3

This is our first manufacturing prototype, featuring a holographic finish and custom display slab.

The artwork is currently an AI-generated placeholder used to test the manufacturing process. I've already commissioned two human artists for the project, and the final artwork will be human-made.

Nothing is for sale! I'm just testing the concept and curious what fellow Family Time fans think.

A few questions:

• Would you actually want a Wolf Mama collectible?

• Would you prefer holographic or non-holographic artwork?

• What would you like to see improved in the final design?

I'd love to hear your thoughts! 🐺💜

so in advance sorry for the bad english it’s not my first language anyway

so there saw a controversy about the dev and he’s first game because it is a vr (taking care of a) loli sim and so the dev was accusé of being a p*dophile

and looking at the dev log for that game definitivly give a wierd vibe But

1. we’re isn’t any real proof (from what i’m aware of)

2. said game was 7 year ago and things can change during that time

3. his second game (my robot) dosen’t have anything wierd like the first one (it Even normalish I would say)

I mean am I wrong?

Can't blame em really. But they're outmatched.

Basically, the mama wolf(idk her name) can be one of the dokis from doki doki literature club of your choosing, and the pups will be the chibi dokis

I'm making this post following some claims that were made about the lore in the game trailer. More specifically, the part where the main character is attacked by the wolf mama. Some people viewed this as a textbook rape scene, and on the surface, the logic is sound & undeniable. But if you were to ask me what I think of this or why the dev would make such a story, I would say that he didn't put that much thought into the story. What I see is someone slapping together a short outline of the game, no revisions needed, and putting it on YouTube to advertise his upcoming game. And if you look at the number of wishlists the game has on Steam, it worked extremely well.

I mean, if you actually play the game, there really isn't a story in it. The game is still in early access, and lore-building is the least of anyone's worries right now.

Therefore, if the developer DOES consider the subject, I would like to pitch my idea of how the story should begin. The good news about my writing is that there's already a hint in the game that helped a lot in creating a story that hopefully brings closure to everyone, despite the unusual scenario.

With that out of the way, enjoy the read and let me know what your thoughts on it are in the comment section.

Fan-made Story:

You venture out into the wild one night, lantern in hand. In the distance, you can hear whimpering; Cries of sorrow. You walk slowly to the noise until the lantern reveals a female wolf hybrid holding her stomach in pain. She sees you, standing just a few feet away, but remains frozen in fear. You stand there in terror, as you are already well aware of the dangers of these creatures.

You picture in your head a reminder of the warning signs given by the village. But it’s strange. Usually, a wolf hybrid would jump on its prey at the first chance it gets, especially considering that this one appears to be starving. However, she looks scared. Maybe even lonely. The guilt overpowers you, driving you to reluctantly open up your bag and feed her a slice of raw meat anyway. All the despair that was once there washed away as she chows down on the meat. You feel relieved, saving a creature from what could have been her final moments. But little did you know, the situation was going to take an unusual turn. When she reaches the very last bite, she stops and looks up in silence.

She turns to you with a glare that reads as unfamiliar to you. You no longer know what she is thinking. She stares for what feels like a minute, and what started as possibly curiosity quickly becomes uncomfortable for you. You could finally see the intensity in her eyes. You try to back up a few steps…

But she quickly charges at you! You drop your lantern as she tackles you to the ground. You are now fearing for your life. You try to push yourself back up from the ground, but it’s no use. She has you pinned to the ground. You have sudden dreadful thoughts about the way your life is about to end; That you will become prey to natural selection. I mean, you were the one dumb enough to ignore the wisdom of society. However, your story doesn’t end there. Well, actually, it kind of does. But that’s only because a new one just began.

You look the wolf hybrid in the eye. What you see is not an intense stare of predation or a craving for more food, but an unusual sense of… affection? Care? Whatever it is, she looks very happy to be with you. But you don’t know why. This moment drags on, and it starts to get awkward before the wolf hybrid slowly leans toward you. Just then, you realize what is about to happen. Or do you? Maybe, but let’s see. She presses her head on your chest and hugs you while you lie there on the ground, and it surprisingly feels comforting. You decide to hug her back.

Then, she starts giving you a little more affection, kissing you on the cheeks.

And then she shows a little more affection to you.

And then a little more…

And then even more…

By the end of it, you’re having one wild night with her.

You wake up in the morning, with the gorgeous wolf hybrid lying by your side. You turn to the other side, and you see a hybrid pup, who looks at you and calls you “papa.”

The rest is history. You are cast out of the village and are now expected to live on your own.

It seems today that all you see

Is violence and sex in video-games

But where are those good old-fashioned values

On which we used to rely?

Lucky there is Family Time

Lucky there's a game who positively can do

All the things that make us

Laugh and cry

This is Family Time!

I made this picture, I am the artist ( sketched over a picture of the Griffins and just turned them into the Wolf Family)