The stories are interesting, and players can select from 10 professions, including Monarch, Knight, Priest, Wizard and Blacksmith, each with its own actions and quests to complete.Īnd, just like in the main games, players can also create Sims with unique appearances and personalities. Related: The Sims 4: Five Player-Created Challenges to TryĮven though players have to follow a scripted storyline, the game's outcome largely depends on the Hero Sim being played, the quests players have accepted, the path chosen to complete the quest and how the heroes performed during the quests. These limitations certainly contradict the nearly endless freedom the main Sims games provide, but it contained interesting RPG features and themes and combined them with Sims elements. Children won't age up unless the Hero Sim dies and they are selected to take over the quest.
Players can only control one Hero Sim and, while they can start a family, their spouse and children will remain NPCs. Unlike other games in the franchise, The Sims Medieval contains more story and quest-based gameplay, with freeplay for each kingdom unlocked upon completing a "Kingdom Ambition." Even when you do, gameplay is fairly limited. It also received a Pirates and Nobles expansion, which added new quests and items. Instead, it takes place in medieval setting, as the title suggests, with the clothing and aesthetic to match. While other Sims games are set in a time resembling the present day, with objects like laptops, smartphones and tablets introduced as they became more common in the real world, The Sims Medieval does the opposite. įor starters, the game obviously doesn't take place in contemporary setting. That's unfortunate, as The Sims Medieval brings elements to the table that make it a unique yet familiar experience worthy of a standalone The Sims game. Plus, as a spinoff, it never received the same treatment as main titles. When it was announced, some players mistakenly thought it was an Expansion Pack for The Sims 3, and then dismissed it upon learning that it was a separate game. Some of The Sims Medieval's lack of impact may stem from initial misunderstandings regarding what the game was. Related: The Sims 4 Is a Step DOWN from The Sims 3 Despite that, the title was never particularly popular, and has been all but forgotten nearly a decade after its release. The game takes the character creation and gameplay Sims fans love and sets them in the time of kings and knights.
One particular title that has been overlooked is The Sims Medieval, a 2011 game that offered a Sims experience like no other.
However, many fans have overlooked the franchise's spinoff titles, most of which released during The Sims 2 and The Sims 3 eras. While there is the occasional chaotic kitchen fire or money shortage, The Sims games offer non-stop fun, and each new release grown the fanbase. Not only are its simulation and building aspects addicting, but many players also find the game relaxing. The Sims franchise has beloved for two decades now.
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