Player-shared in-game screenshot via the official devlog comments; game art © sgthale.
Yes — Family Time has a subreddit: r/FamilyTimeGame. Its own header says what it is: "The unofficial comunity for the game Family Time by sgthale" (sic — the typo is theirs). It's player-run; the developer doesn't operate it.
One honesty note before the details: Reddit blocked direct crawls during this site's research (October 13, 2026), so everything below comes from verified search snapshots — themes and titles, not post bodies or subscriber counts.
What the subreddit is like
Recurring threads visible in the snapshot:
- "Is the game out already?" — release confusion is the number-one question, which is why the release date page exists.
- Gameplay clips and memes — tricycles for fifty pups, "Papa" posts, the usual joyful chaos. The meme page collects the classics.
- Fan-art reposts — shared with artist credit (e.g. "Uppies! (By @biyu_ch)"). More on the art scene in fanart.
- Patreon-growth chatter — members and earnings get discussed; this hub dates its numbers instead of quoting secondhand ones.
- Multiplayer experiments — a "can it be modded/co-op" undercurrent; no official multiplayer exists (Steam features list only Single-player and Family Sharing).
Where official things actually get announced
If you want information straight from sgthale, Reddit isn't the source — the official channels are:
| Channel | Role | |---|---| | itch.io project page | Devlogs, demo pointers, dev replies in comments | | Steam page + community hub | Store facts, discussions | | Patreon | Demo distribution, dev videos first | | YouTube @sgthale | Shorts and announcements | | X @DevShinobu | Social presence |
No official Discord either
Players keep asking for an official Discord; none was verifiable as of the check date. Treat random invite links — on Reddit or anywhere — as unverified. The itch comments currently serve as the closest thing to an official support desk, because the developer actually answers there.