Kosodate Quiz: My Angel is a 1996 arcade game developed by Namco (with MOSS) that turns child-rearing into a quiz show. Up to two players take on the roles of father and mother, raising a virtual daughter from birth all the way to age 25 by answering multiple-choice trivia questions and situational parenting dilemmas against the clock.
How to Play
Each round poses a timed, four-option question. Answer trivia questions quickly and correctly to earn money for your daughter’s “child support” budget, or make the right call on situational events that shape her upbringing. A wrong answer or a timeout costs a heart, and you start with three; run out and you’ll need to insert another coin to keep going. Clearing a stage triggers a story event based on the personality your daughter has developed so far (“Gentle,” “Sexy,” “Cult,” or “Cheerful”), and periodic test stages decide which school she moves on to. The cabinet is controlled entirely with buttons â no joystick â so in the browser just use the on-screen answer buttons (or the corresponding number keys) to lock in each choice.
Tips
- On trivia rounds, answer as fast as you can â the reward money scales with your speed, not just accuracy.
- Guard your hearts: with only three before a continue is needed, it’s often safer to pick a confident guess than let the timer run out.
- Your daughter’s personality is shaped by how consistently well you do across stages, so steady performance matters more than one lucky answer if you’re chasing the best ending at age 25.

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