For one, it takes quite a lot of the socializing and building This game isn't exactly bad, but it isn't exactly a masterpiece, either. This game isn't exactly bad, but it isn't exactly a masterpiece, either. However, this game does have a lot of charm to it, and was the perfect game for me when I was 10, but if I were to play it again now I don't think I could put in even half an hour before quitting. Be mindful that I haven't played this game in years but I do remember being very bored at times or very frustrated at the controls or the game not explaining something properly. The thing that makes animal crossing so great is that it gives the player full control and freedom over what they can do, they don't tell them to do something or anything like that, with kingdom however there tends to be times where there simply isn't anything to do at all. Now, I am going to reference animal crossing a lot here as my sims kingdom seems to take a lot of inspiration from it. The main problem I have with it is likely the storyline, and I know that for games like these the story shouldn't matter much but other games like animal crossing almost completely disregard the story in favor of more light hearted and passive activities you can partake in. However, this was when I was 10, and looking back on it now I definitely was looking past a lot of the flaws the game had.

I loved every single second of it, every mini game, new shop, the storyline, I look back on the memories of this game so very fondly. Though kingdom isn't a normal sims game, I still had an amazing time with it and invested thousands of hours into it. When I was around 10 years old I didn't have much money, so whenever my mom wasn't using it I would always play sims on her computer, and I When I was around 10 years old I didn't have much money, so whenever my mom wasn't using it I would always play sims on her computer, and I loved it so much that I decided to ask for a sims game for my DS, to which I got for christmas.

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