GameFocus – The Sims Medieval review
Overall, I walked away more than impressed with the way Sims Medieval turned out, despite the issues I’ve mentioned. This one is an easy recommendation…
Other Games
Coverage from the streets of SimCity, the world of MySims, to the forests of SimAnimals.
We also cover non EA/Maxis games including Life by You, the first major competitor to The Sims, and the Cities Skylines franchise.
This Week In MMO – Darkspore
This week the hosts of TWIMMO wade through the weeks news, much like a fisherman wades through the river, seeking not only the satisfaction of…
ZAM checks out Darkspore
We kicked off our day (henceforth dubbed “Darkspore Day”) like most developer studio visits, with a tour of Maxis’ lofty, open-space facilities. Instead of a…
MMORPG – Darkspore Day recap
Darkspore itself, the lore of it, the art style and the story all lend themselves very, very well to an MMO setting. To have this…
GameInformer – The Sims Medieval review
With quests taking up so much of your sims’ time, EA has made concessions to ease the moment-to-moment management. Sims only have two basic needs…
Ten Ton Hammer – Darkspore Day recap
I love it when development teams invite the average fans into their workplace and show them behind the scenes features on how they bring a…
Darkspore Day – Nerding out at Maxis
Katersoneseven was one of the many people who attended Darkspore Day held at the Maxis Studio on April 12th. She has uploaded a 30 minute…
Made2Game’s The Sims Medieval review
“You are the watcher!” The Sims Medieval begins with an elaborate cutscene filled with tales of past times. Sounds a little different from previous The…
G4TV – The Sims Medieval reviewed
The hunting, dueling, trading and whaling are also leave a lot to be desired. EA truly missed several opportunities here for some interesting minigames, but…
Gameshark – The Sims Medieval reviewed
The most conspicuous absence in Sims Medieval is time in any larger sense. Aging, and the corresponding march of life, was one of the most…