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December 18, 2002

The Sims Online

The Sims Online
Based on 12 Ratings
6.6
metacritic
Based on 23 Reviews
71
Release date
December 18, 2002
Developer
Publisher
Genre
Platform
PC
Mode(s)
Multiplayer
Web-site

Summary

The Sims Online is a virtual world built from the imaginations of thousands of players like you -- an unpredictable, alternate reality where you are both spectator and participant. Build a network of friends to enhance your power, wealth, reputation and social standing. Explore neighborhoods, create crazy locations, or host wild events to entertain others. In this massive and never-ending online event you become a Sim, choose your role and find your destiny. [Electronic Arts]

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The Sims Online

The Sims Online Trailer

Critic Reviews

  • 100
    Maxim Online May 6, 2024
    Unlike the previous Sims games, all of these citizens are controlled by actual people. In other words, you might want to double-check the genders of those two cuties before you try to score the world’s first virtual hot-tub ménage à trois.
  • 90
    Game Informer May 6, 2024
    The Sims Online has retained the je ne sais quoi that makes its brethren so fun to play.
  • 90
    GamePro May 6, 2024
    There’s just one problem with The Sims Online: It’s almost not a game. The slow-paced activities rely so heavily on social interaction that in some ways it feels like a glorified chat room.
  • 90
    GMR Magazine May 6, 2024
    A game that no review can adqeuately describe, since the possible experiences are virtually limitless. Is it a game or a playground? Play it and decide for yourself.
  • 80
    G4 TV May 6, 2024
    Makes for surreal fun with a strangely addictive quality, and, if anything, it has seemingly endless potential. Like the stand-alone versions of the game, The Sims Online is what you make of it.