TSM Game Reviews

There's a quest to make a baby and I would spend HOURS waiting and DAYS because it would take 7 hours for each thing to complete. There are 15 tasks and it kept resetting..? Maybe you can get a 5 star if you lower that 15 down or make the hours less.

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dn3hshssu

I swear if u don’t get rid of the 8 hour long task I’m not gonna play this anymore bc it got rid of all my energy and then I had to keep tapping talking options, but I could only do one because I only had one or 2 percent of energy. Oh and honey, when I was absolutely DONE. With that task, I stumbled upon another 8 hour long task. ??? I’m working on the task I just said right now and if I check how many hours left I have on that task it better be one or 2 hours bc It felt like it has been 9 hours!! Please fix it or else ima leave the. Game. (I know you don’t care if I leave the game. ?) and why do you have to waste energy to do something on a event? We only have 30 energy. Worst of all, it’s VERY rare to get 15 sim cash. You have to have 15 sim cash to get a cupcake. A cupcake regains all of your energy. You expect us to have 3,000 sim cash or sum? ? it is so bad, I want to give u a 0. But that’s not possible, so I give you a 1.

Awesome game awesome game

bevyn13

This game is awesome and enjoy playing it. I would definitely recommend it.

Comprehensive Review of Sims Mobile

RDodson14

2022 REVIEW: Sorely lacking in engaging gameplay, poor progression leveling This is a beautiful, well-rendered yet no traditional way of playing Sims. Instead of working to fill up Sims moodlets, you send your Sims out on various tasks to progress your stories. At first, this progression is entertaining, but after a while it turns into this button-mashing, repetitive chore in return for what are extremely lacking returns. The game is littered with lottery systems and micro transactions, so don’t expect to send your Sims anywhere very fast, unless you’re willing to pay, of course. Pricing in this game, both with real money and the in-game currency, is ridiculously expensive. For reference, at the time of this review, they are running a “sale” where you can purchase the piano hobby for $6.99. The only other way to unlock such hobby is through their in-game lottery systems. A decent furniture piece can easily wipe out a week’s worth of your Sims’ savings. Customization is unlocked through your in-game currencies, and is again ridiculously overpriced (a running theme in this game). Not only do you pay for each item, you have to pay to unlock color varieties. You’ll also find that character customization is lacking in variety. Creating a sim that doesn’t look like a demigod is a challenge, and as such, the entire town in littered with nothing but picture-perfect, well-sculpted Sims. Surely welcomed by some, but a truly “flawless” populace robs of character. Progression in the game is quick at first, but towards higher levels, it transitions into an unbearable crawl. Mindless, repetitive tasks to advance to the next chapter in their story and odd pricing prevent you from actually wanting to progress forwards. The player can’t help but wonder why they should continue playing when there is little sense of progression being made. From other reviews, you’ll find that the game is buggy, that purchases you make don’t always go through, and customer service is nonexistent, so your purchases are not guaranteed. But one thing you will be guaranteed is that you will be poorer than you were yesterday. On the upside, the seasonal events are entertaining and bring variety to the game, along with it being very easy to make in-game friends and socialization through parties. Adding new clothing to customize your Sims keeps the progression at least a little more entertaining. It seems that EA had the foundation for a great game with something new and exciting, but unfortunately this game is riddled with micro transactions and lottery systems, the combo being evident in a plethora of their other works and ruining storyline progression. This archaic system is failing and ruining their beloved franchises, such as the Sims and Star Wars. The time has long passed to abandon these California-style price tags and instead work on adding quality content and well-balanced progression. But based off of what I’ve seen the past several years from EA, that is likely the last thing on their agenda.

My Opinion On The Game + Suggestions To Improve It

blvrriaq

Okay I do love this game, but I have a few problems with it. First, it takes forever to level up and it would be better if there was more furniture you can get energy from that doesn’t cost a lot of money. Maybe a “skip levels” pass that cost only like $10 too. Second, It gets boring after a while. You should add more things to do like in the sims 4. Third, pregnancy takes forever to do and shouldn’t have a quest to do it. It should just be a option in the chatting feature like in the sims 4; for example “Ask to woohoo..” or “try for a baby”. Just like in the sims 4 like I said. One thing that you should remove is the dollars. Like, what is the point of having the dollars if they just take forever to get? There should just be simoleons/points like in the sims 4 too. Stairs should also be free to use and not require a level. In my opinion, its dumb. Thank you for reading and please try to take people’s suggestion to help improve the app! It might make the app more popular if you do! People like when someone takes their suggestions! Anyways, bye and have a nice day.

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Amazing game!

Quests Kept Resetting

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Awesome game awesome game

Comprehensive Review of Sims Mobile

My Opinion On The Game + Suggestions To Improve It

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Amazballs

Baby quests are too long????????

Could do so much more!