The Sims Turned Players Into Gods. And Farmers. And Vampires. And Landlords.
As the virtual dollhouse turns 25, the game designer Will Wright explains how The Sims was a sandbox for the American dream.
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‘The Sims’ Turned Mere Mortals Into Gods. Twenty-Five Years Later, the Addictive Computer Game Is Still Going Strong
The audience for the trailblazing life simulation game has stuck around through new editions, expansion packs and designs to ...
Forget The Sims, Blood Bar Tycoon lets you run your own vampire restaurant
While The Sims' Steam debut is the talk of the town, Blood Bar Tycoon has just launched, adding some vampiric flair to the ...
Hogwarts Legacy meets The Sims in The Fool's Apprentice, an enchanting management game in which you run a wizard school
If you're itching for more magical goodness after Hogwarts Legacy and its recently integrated PC modding support, The Fool's ...
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Magic the Gathering Aetherdrift review: Shines when you embrace the absurd
Looking for another perspective on Magic the Gathering's latest expansion? Check out this ONE Esports' Aetherdrift review.