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The Sims: Medieval

The Sims: Medieval

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Release Date: March 22, 2011

Simulation, Economic, The Middle Ages, Life Sim, Singleplayer

The Sims: Medieval is a spin-off installment of the popular life simulator The Sims. The title was developed by Maxis. As the title suggests, the game takes place during the Middle Ages, albeit with a humorous spin. Similarly as in the other Sims games, the player must take care of the needs of the virtual characters.

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The Sims Medieval for PC, iOS and WP is a special edition of The Sims series, transferring the popular and recognized model of the game in the Middle Ages. The production was developed by The Sims Studio and combines elements of strategy and CRPG.

In contrast to the standard edition of The Sims where the action takes place in modern times, the aim of the game in The Sims Medieval is the expansion of the medieval kingdom. The player has a full control over the entire process, but what it is worth noting - the direction of development depends on the character of the game.

The plot of the game depends on the character which is chosen by the player - a king or queen, a knight or a wizard, blacksmith or bard present different story, from a different perspective. It involves access to a separate set of quests that will not only develop the story but also affect the shape of the represented world. There are many tasks referring to classical history, which will be appreciated by all medieval, or fantasy climates lovers (for example: forge a legendary sword, arranging a royal wedding, protection the kingdom from the evil wizard, finding the fountain of youth).

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Platforms:

PC Windows

PC Windows March 22, 2011

Apple iOS

Apple iOS September 22, 2011

Windows Phone

Windows Phone March 25, 2013

Game Series

The Sims: Medieval
The Sims: Medieval
The Sims: Medieval

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The Sims Game Series

The Sims is a series created by Maxis studio and published by Electronics Arts since 2000. The games in the series can be described as life simulators, in which, directing the avatars we create, we act out scenes from everyday life, but also build them houses, which we can then furnish according to our vision. The series has sold more than 200 million copies, making it one of the world's best-selling games, and has twice made it into the Guinness Book of World Records.

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System Requirements

System Requirements for The Sims: Medieval Video Game:

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PC / Windows

Recommended System Requirements:
Pentium IV 2.4 GHz, 1.5 GB RAM, graphic card 128 MB (GeForce 5900 or better); 5.3 GB HDD, Windows XP/Vista/7.

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The Sims: Medieval - Pirates and Nobles

The Sims: Medieval - Pirates and Nobles

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Expansion

August 30, 2011

Simulation

An expansion for The Sims: Medieval, a spin-off to a very popular, humorous life simulator. As the title indicates, The Sims: Medieval – Pirates and Nobles introduces new medieval character types: nobles and pirates. The story begins when the Pirates of Aarbyville and the Nobles of Tredony arrive to our kingdom together with sword duels, love affairs, great adventures and numerous secrets. The main highlight of Pirates and Nobles expansion pack is a new ambition, in which the player’s goal is to end the war between the two factions. Moreover, the expansion adds new missions that further develop the introduced story, and allows us to embark on treasure hunting, in which maps and shovels will play a pivotal role. Furthermore, the expansion brings new character traits for Sims, including one legendary. The included thematic items and elements of clothing, such as the interrogation chair, falcons, parrots, or clothes and hats, invigorate the kingdom, as well as the Sims’ appearance.

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The Sims: Medieval - Pirates and Nobles

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Game Ratings for The Sims: Medieval Video Game.

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All Reviews: Mostly Negative (635)

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The main pros of the game

  • Engaging Gameplay: Many users find the game to be highly addictive and entertaining, with a lot of quests and tasks to keep players engaged.
  • Unique Setting: The medieval theme adds a fresh twist to the traditional Sims gameplay, appealing to fans of both RPGs and The Sims series.
  • Character Customization: Players appreciate the ability to create and customize characters with various traits and professions, enhancing the role-playing experience.
  • Quest System: The structured quest system provides direction and purpose, making the gameplay feel more dynamic compared to traditional Sims games.
  • Humorous Elements: The game retains the humorous tone typical of The Sims franchise, with quirky interactions and events.

The main cons of the game

  • Technical Issues: A significant number of players report problems with installation and running the game, especially on Windows 8 and later versions. Many users had to resort to using Origin instead of Steam for the game to function properly.
  • Limited Building Options: Unlike other Sims games, players cannot freely build and customize their environments to the same extent, which disappointed some fans.
  • Linear Gameplay: The quest-driven nature can feel restrictive compared to the open-ended gameplay typical of other Sims titles, leading to mixed feelings among players.
  • Lack of Updates and Support: Many reviews mention that the game is no longer actively supported by EA, leading to concerns about its compatibility with newer operating systems.

The features or elements that are missing from the game according to users

  • Expanded Customization: Users expressed a desire for more options in building and customizing their kingdoms and characters, similar to what is available in other Sims games.
  • Improved Quest Variety: Some players noted that while the quest system is engaging, it could benefit from more diverse and less repetitive missions.
  • Better Compatibility: Many players wish for a version that works seamlessly on modern operating systems without requiring workarounds or third-party platforms like Origin.
  • Dynamic World Interactions: Users mentioned a desire for more interactive and less linear gameplay, where players could explore and engage with the world more freely.

Summary

  • Overall, The Sims: Medieval offers a unique twist on the classic Sims formula, but technical issues and limitations in gameplay have led to mixed reviews, particularly regarding its compatibility with modern systems.

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