A special version of The Sims for children
MySims is a special adaptation of the original Sims game to play on Nintendo consoles (DS and Wii), which was later on ported to the PC as well. Being primarily a game aimed at children, MySims has a few important differences in comparison with The Sims. First of all, characters are now designed in a much more cartoonish style, with shorter bodies and big heads. Also, the game only lets you manage one sim – no families, no romantic interests. The first thing you need to do in MySims, like in any other Sims game, is to create your character. Then the story begins with you arriving to a town and meeting the mayor, Rosalyn P. Marshall. She asks you to help her bring the town back to life by building new objects and new houses for the town's inhabitants.
The building editor in MySims is really simple – nothing like the original one in The Sims – and the blocks you use to build houses are very similar to Lego. As you progress through the story in MySims, you'll see more people moving to town and you'll unlock more blueprints to keep on building more advanced structures.
Another important element to take into account in MySims are the so called essences. They can be found in many different places and are used for several purposes: painting walls, building items, decorating furniture, etc. There’s a different type of essence for each one of the six sim types you find on MySims: fun, geeky, cute, studious, tasty and spooky.
MySims is a special version of The Sims for children, and maybe also for people who have never played The Sims before and want to have a first gentle contact with the game.
User reviews about MySims
by Anonymous
Luv it just wish there was more to it.
cool game I can not download it though and the game is very detailed although it has a ghost in the game which scared me so much when I was a child I lost the CD.
Pros:
the details
and the quality
Cons:
more interesting features More
by Anonymous
This game is extremely enjoyable..
This game is very fun and quite addicting. Enjoyable for anyone with a knack for creating anything.
Pros: I find it quite entertaining to be able to roam around freely. More RPGs need this asset.
Cons:
I feel that needing to go to a person for instructions on how to make something, gathering the essences if you need more, making the item, giving the item, and repeating quite tedious.
I feel that the overall star system to get places is a tad annoying More
by Anonymous
TO EA TO MAKE IT FREE.
Please please please...I love this game..Share this game for free...I will play it so much.I will rate it too!!!i will talk about this game to all my friends!!!please share it to free!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! <3 <3 :3 :3
Pros:
ALL
THEIR LIFE
Cons:
MUST BE FREE
SHARE IT TO ALL SITES SAFE More
by Anonymous
A sense of unlimited fun!.
Great game! I used to play it when I was little when it came out, but now I play The Sims. I sometimes go back to it and play because I love the sense that essences are unlimited and there is no in-game money involved. Highly recommended!
Pros:
No in-game money
Unlimited essences, but you have to collect them
Three different places to have Sims live, and caves to explore
Cons:
You can only live in one spot, which is in the town
Some customers (for example, Roxie Road) will ask for extreme amounts of essences at once, which may discourage younger players More