The Sims 3 (2009)
Electronic Arts follows up to the hugely successful Sims 2 with an improved character creation system, an open neighborhood, and a greater focus on character development.
First released
Jun 2, 2009
Franchises
The Sims
Developed by
Maxis Software
Published by
Electronic Arts
Platforms
Mac, PC
Genres
Simulation
Themes
Management
Rating
ESRB: T, PEGI: 12+, OFLC: M, ESRB: E, OFLC: M15+
Releases
- 3DS - The Sims United States
- 3DS - Australia
- 3DS - The Sims 3 United Kingdom
- DS - The Sims 3 United States
- IPHN - The Sims 3 United States
- MAC - The Sims 3: Holiday Collectors Edition United States
- MAC - The Sims 3 Australia
- MAC - The Sims 3 United Kingdom
- MAC - The Sims 3 United States
- PC - The Sims 3 PC Download United Kingdom
- PC - The Sims 3 Deluxe Edition United States
- PC - The Sims 3 (Collector's Edition) Australia
- PC - The Sims 3: Holiday Collectors Edition United States
- PC - The Sims 3 Japan
- PC - The Sims 3 (Collector's Edition) United States
- PC - The Sims 3 Australia
- PC - The Sims 3 United Kingdom
- PC - The Sims 3 United States
- PS3 - The Sims 3 United States
- Wii - The Sims 3 United Kingdom
- Wii - The Sims 3 United States
- WP - The Sims 3 United States
- X360 - The Sims 3 United Kingdom
- X360 - The Sims 3 United States
Community reviews
Addicting and hours of fun
Although this game has its flaws here and there, it's overall extremly fun to play for hours on end, especially if you add mods or custom content to it (or make it, if you're a game modder), that's when it really gets addicting. Now, the flaws are for example, horses being hard to place (what I mean is, they need huge space to gallop, have to place the sim just right to feed the horse, place the horse just right for it to pee or sleep etc.), no default options to decrease the lag when having at least 3 expansions inserted into the game, but overall it's minor and fixable thanks to The Sims 3's modding community.