I may have only skipped through the video, however my first impression was that the makers of this "game" seem to think only minorities need wills or perhaps only minorities die? Hmm??!!? Shocked, horrified and disillusioned. P.S. Trading cards?

I mean really you dont see programs like word and cinema 4d on steam.

I'm gonna gift this to one if my friends just to be a ♥♥♥♥

There I was, browsing steam, when sudenly I saw Quicken Willmaker Plus 2016. "Wills," I thought. "Those are for people who don't have much time left. This is an odd thing to put on steam." That was when it hit me: I am going to die someday. This realization put a lot of things in perspective and has motivated me to make the most of each moment. Thank you Quicken, for helping me realize my place in the universe....

When I die I would like to pass on my most treasured possessions to my loved ones including my library of steam games. Will Quicken WillMaker Plus 2016 allow me to do so? Also, is there a Quicken WillMaker that has less features of Quicken WillMaker Plus? Should I hold out for Quicken WillMaker Plus Tournament Edition?...