There’s nothing like The Sims to log off from reality for a bit. Getting away from the increasingly ubiquitous world of smart assistants, on the other hand, is a different matter entirely. EA announced this week that the perennial favorite life simulation series is getting its very own smart assistant. Lin-Z is a lot like […]
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‘Sims 4’ expansion lets you ‘Get Famous’ as an influencer, because 2018 is hell
Get your best beauty blogging face on, folks, because The Sims is about to get extremely 2018 with its latest expansion pack, Get Famous.
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The new Sims mobile game is addicting as hell (and this is a cry for help)
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Remember The Sims? It’s that game where you lived, laughed, loved, and lost across multiple generations and lifetimes — but in reality were just sitting in front of a computer screen for 14 hours.
Yeah, well, now all of that has been streamlined into a mobile game. And if you’re thinking, “Dear god, but I have a life now, I cannot go down this path again,” you are correct. An on-the-go version of The Sims is exactly as diabolically addicting as it sounds.
Not to be confused with The Sims FreePlay, The Sims Mobile feels like a truer and more robust spin-off of the classic computer game. Created by EA and Maxis (as opposed to Freeplay‘s Firemonkeys), it converts all the traditional elements of the main series into a free-to-play model. Read more…
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View More The new Sims mobile game is addicting as hell (and this is a cry for help)‘Sims’ players beautifully recreate the quaint town from ‘Stardew Valley’
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The farming/role-playing game Stardew Valley recreated in The Sims 4 is every bit as quaint and comforting as the original Pelican Town.
Twitch streamer DrGluon and YouTuber Loverrlee teamed up to bring Pelican Town to The Sims, laying out the entire main part of the town and even decorating the insides of the houses and stores. It’s an homage that would make Mayor Lewis proud.
DrGluon laid out the town and all the buildings, while Loverrlee handled the interior designing.
Stardew Valley in the Sims is finished! Big thank you to @loverrlee for furnishing and decorating all the interiors! Now you can relive all your favorite SDV moments in the Sims like that time you married Pam! or was that just me?#StardewValley #TheSims4 https://t.co/E9Dk9s0WYf pic.twitter.com/jyznaJrJwS
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