a fever dream of a unique game, somehow addicting to add art to the exhibits and manage the worlds weirdest hotel and its frickin hidden batcave and alien shenanigans. I used to just go out in the desert and try to get as lost as possible. I'm still not convinced this game is even real, what would gordon ramsay say about this
glad to see from the comments that i'm not the only one that was terrified of this game as a child.
scary wasteland employment simulator . you are the Sim and everything is hostile in this DS world
This one is an underrated gem. Lots of weird and creepy vibes. Satan is an evil cow and aliens are in da desert.
Best spinoff Sims game. Super wacky story and lots of fun.
bruh i was so scared of this but it was so fun i need to play it again its so nostalgic and good
Un excelente juego, muy divertido con sus misiones y personajes
Literalmente juego de culto la versión de DS
This game is utterly bizarre. It's totally narrative based, and there are a lot of straight up weird sequences, events, or characters that make the game feel totally alien all the way up to the end. I remember being immensely creeped out playing it but not hating the experience. It's a very contained game with very little to do overall, and its age really shows compared to some of the other shining DS titles of the same time.
wow. I didn't expect this at all. I feel it wouldn't be fair to rate it
gif zidane c'est les émotions
scared me to death as a kid and I replayed it like 2 years ago it was just as weird as I remembered it (iconic game it's the moment the star the one to never forget)
Jeu sympa (à l'époque) malheureusement cassé à la fin.
Ohh boy, jugarte esto de pequeño... el miedo que le tenía
weird ass game like. iykyk.. BUT i have so many good memories in that scary ass hotel.
made my sim look like sumio mondo from flower, sun and rain. one weird hotel in an odd tourist spot with even stranger residents wasn't enough for him i guess
this game is SO weird. it always creeped me out as a kid and playing it recently, i can see why! it's an alright game, definitely my favourite sims spin-off that's for sure, but after completion, there's not much to do. it also runs on real time so i found myself changing the time on my ds a lot.
Pretty sure being able to flirt with Misty and Kayleigh in this game is why I'm bi today. Thanks Sims 2 Nintendo DS (2005)
This game was weird as hell and I probably had nightmares about it as a kid.
I can still remember hearing the alien music and just immediately closing the game out of fear.
I can still remember hearing the alien music and just immediately closing the game out of fear.
weird ass game
playing this high would be such a horrible idea
It absolutely felt like a fever dream, but I can't say that I didn't have fun with it. The OST slapped hard.
Manage your own hotel while also fighting alien invasions. I cheated to complete it, loves to waste your time.
relatively fun and for some reason scared me growing up
finished after years. mostly likely nostalgia talking but idk it was fun for it being just a sims game
finished after years. mostly likely nostalgia talking but idk it was fun for it being just a sims game
Pinche juego todo traumante
TERRIFIED ME AS A KID BUT WAS MY FAVORITE tbh i think i thought that it was a niche game only I had
The Sims 2 for Nintendo DS was a huge nostalgia trip I wanted to jump onto as I remember fondly sinking a lot of time into this back when it released.
However... it has not aged well at all. It's weird how lifeless the entire game is - and just how 'Small' it all is - even for a DS game.
I found the 'based on real time' system to, while it was popular when the DS was released, be annoying and making money was also irritating.
You essentially are made owner of a hotel in the middle of the desert and have to build rooms, check in guests (who stay for real world days and your main income comes from them checking out) and essentially micromanage it all. Vacuuming the hotel, cleaning up puddles, putting out fires, saving up money to expand and get that 100% hotel score.
All while you have a 'main storyline' that's split into three, very small, acts. I'd have preferred they ditch the three main 'levels' and focused more in on the hotel management because both parts feel incredibly underwhelming.
Replaying it definitely was a bad move as my love for this game is ... gone.
However... it has not aged well at all. It's weird how lifeless the entire game is - and just how 'Small' it all is - even for a DS game.
I found the 'based on real time' system to, while it was popular when the DS was released, be annoying and making money was also irritating.
You essentially are made owner of a hotel in the middle of the desert and have to build rooms, check in guests (who stay for real world days and your main income comes from them checking out) and essentially micromanage it all. Vacuuming the hotel, cleaning up puddles, putting out fires, saving up money to expand and get that 100% hotel score.
All while you have a 'main storyline' that's split into three, very small, acts. I'd have preferred they ditch the three main 'levels' and focused more in on the hotel management because both parts feel incredibly underwhelming.
Replaying it definitely was a bad move as my love for this game is ... gone.
loved the art gallery, don't remember too much else
weird ass game
iconique camp légendaire et une OST magistrale bon voilà que dire de plus un sacré morceau d'histoire !