Your goal here is to literally chill, and make everyone on the island chill. There is a conflict of sorts, however, as your number one goal is to rid the mysterious island where you're stranded of "murk," a colorful fog that's making everyone stressed out. And don't expect that to change, as like most games on this list, there's no fighting or killing in Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles. There's a big focus on exploration here, and it's just as well because everything you see is eye candy. Weather changes from illuminating daylight to blazing orange twilight and star-lit nighttime, and the vast, expansive landscapes glimmer against light sources in way comparable to Breath of the Wild. One of the more visually enchanting entries on this list, Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles is about as cute, breezy, and innocent as the name implies. Garden PawsĪvailable on: PC, Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch
It's virtually impossible to cover everything The Sims 4 has to offer here, but if you're on the hunt for a life simulator in the truest sense, you mustn't skip The Sims 4. And speaking on the latter, same-sex couples can adopt and even have biological children together. In the meantime, you'll build the house of your dreams, find your soulmate, and build a family. You can take to space as an astronaut, climb the ranks in a criminal enterprise, or take matters of the planet into your own hands as a conservationist. The Sims 4 tells you that you can do anything, and in this world you actually can. And fortunately, the latest entry in the series, The Sims 4, is a faithful evolution of the foundation laid down by the nearly 20-year-old first game, sure to please fans of the franchise and newcomers in search of a new, less chaotic world. It would seem blasphemous to speak of life simulation games without invoking the genre's most prolific franchise, The Sims.
0 kommentar(er)
