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Think of the Children

  • 4+players
  • PC
  • Xbox
  • Switch

Action · Funny · Adventure

Little Bobby’s dead, the BBQ is on fire, Jen’s eating poisonous berries and the birthday cake still needs icing. It’s just another wonderful day out with the kids in Think of the Children, a frantic co-operative parenting simulator.

  • Same-screen play on PC. Steam lists 4-player local. Xbox lists 4-player local play. Not confirmed on Xbox and Switch.
  • Online play is not confirmed.
  • One copy is enough with Remote Play Together on PC.
1 copy with Remote Play Together

How it plays

Is it good

66%

Steam Deck Verified

Every way to play together

Steam lists couch co-op for PC. On PC one copy is enough with Remote Play Together. Player counts and console play are not confirmed yet.

  • Same screen
    4+players
    Same room, own screens
    Not listed
    Online
    Not listed
    • Xbox
    Xbox Series X|SStore (how we check facts)
    Same screen
    4+players
    Same room, own screens
    Not confirmed
    Online
    Not listed
    • Switch, not confirmed

    Not confirmed: available, how it plays together is not checked yet

Play modes here come from the Steam and Xbox store listings, which give no player limits. Console play modes are not confirmed yet. How we check facts

Quick facts

Developer
Jammed Up Studios
Publisher
Surprise Attack
Platforms
PC, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch
Released
  • Oct 19, 2017 on PC
Controllers
Full controller support on PC
Languages
Text in 1 language, voices in English

In these lists

Answers

Updated

Can you play Think of the Children on one screen?
Yes. The store lists shared or split-screen play without saying which. Same-screen co-op on PC. Not confirmed yet on Xbox and Switch.
One of 1,279 couch co-op games
Do you need two copies of Think of the Children?
No. On one screen, one copy is enough.
What platforms is Think of the Children on?
PC, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch.
One of 3,994 co-op games
Does Think of the Children work on Steam Deck?
Yes: Steam rates it Verified for Steam Deck.
Is Think of the Children free?
No, it's a paid game.

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