The Sims 3 review PC

The Sims 3 review for the PC

Sims 3 is the latest instalment in the popular franchise created by EA Play. There is a significant improvement in how you can control and plan your Sims lives over previous Sims games, with more options available than ever before. You have the power to shape their personalities and choose what they become. Read the full Sims 3 review in this issue of PCGZine.
Click here to read the full The Sims 3 review for the PC now! The Sims 3 review for the PC Ian McIan's first kiss was a beautiful moment. He arrived at her door, fresh from a visit to the catacombs, his skin smeared with grime. His white underwear – the only thing he was wearing – spoke volumes about the man; he pursued matters of the mind, not of the body. He was pathetic, but she didn't seem to mind. He chatted to the girl for hours about computers. He insulted her flatmate, he read her books. To avoid passing out on the floor, he drank her coffee. And then he kissed her, wrapping his stinking arms around her and planting his festering lips upon hers. His first kiss, and it was beautiful. Then he asked her to marry him. She refused, of course, and he was humiliated. The next day, he died. It's always easy and tempting to write about a new Sims game in terms of the features and tweaks it introduces. While that's all well and good for the back of the box, it's not the purpose of continuing this line. Yes, clearly at least some of its purpose is making enough money to buy Belgium, but it's also about making the ultimate game of anecdotes. The more options and possibilities there are in The Sims, the more stories you have to tell. Click here to read the rest of our The Sims 3 review for the PC now!