Not only are there quest goals to accomplish, but each Sim has their own unique daily chores that they must perform in a certain amount of time. Juggling between Sims and accomplishing quest goals can become a rather challenging task. The higher the quest bar, the more gold, XP, build points and stat upgrades the Sim will obtain. The bar will rise to bronze, silver, gold, and platinum.
This is all determined by a meter next to the quest that will go up or down depending on the Sims’ focus. The more focused they are during a quest, the more successful their quest will be. If the Sim doesn’t get alcohol in them within a certain amount of time, they will receive a negative buff until they get some booze. Let’s also say that same Hero Sim has a fatal flaw called Drunkard. You have him look for herbs in the forest, and he will gain a positive buff for a certain amount of time. During a quest, your Sims will obtain positive and negative buffs depending on what they do. They still need sleep and food as well as other requirements depending on their fatal flaw. Much like the original Sims games, you will have to micromanage each Sim’s needs and wants. The quests can become rather complex, especially when you have three or more Sims on the same quest. Which ones you choose to use on the quest will determine the way it will be handled as well as the XP and increase in attributes to that certain Sim. Some quests require certain Hero Sims, while others allow you to use any of them. The bulk of the game is made up of the quests you take while playing. They all have a predetermined floor plan and are all placed in the same area of the map.
You can’t, however, change the layout of the rooms and buildings themselves.
You can add better beds, more lighting and decorative items to the building. Each Sim has traits that the player can select from that include good traits like being noble and chivalrous as well as one fatal flaw that will hinder the Sim.Īfter creating your hero, you can furnish their work and living quarters much like in the original Sims games. The Monarch is the king or queen of the kingdom and is one of ten Hero Sims that the player can control. These come in the form of establishing relationships and completing quests. You play as a number of Sims that take part in the day-to-day life of the kingdom as well as interactions with other Sims.
Now, I have The Sims Medieval installed on my PC and I have to say, I think I may have missed out on some good games. I know the general game play and how they work, but have never actually spent time with one of the titles before. Truth be told, I have never played a Sims game before.
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