Is Jungle Adventures worth it?
I was pretty excited when I saw Jungle Adventures come out because it reminded me a lot of Sims Castaway Stories and TS2 Bon Voyage kinda mushed together but I wanna know before I get it: is it really...
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Here's the thing:
First, it's WA light. There are two actual main things in it, finding a new culture (the only part related to normal vacationing, though very small) and collecting.
Secondly, Sims 4 Jungle Adventures doesn't have that much gameplay. But, it's not that bad in regards to it's theme and for what it is, a GP. Most of the budget was heavily put into the world building I would imagine.
It's main issue is that the world is small albeit gourgeous. With only one path to the jungle it gets really, REALLY, repetitive to go through the same spot over and over again and the chance cards upon entering these areas barely vary in theme.
The only thing cool enough is the temple that changes but I'm almost sure I've got hand of all the possible layouts with about 4 times going to Selvadorada. The traps and stuff are cool but it's not a straight forward puzzle like in WA's tombs, it's just randomly generated chances.
The most entertaining thing here is the archeology skill, which ends up being almost a career related to just collecting things and that's pretty much it. Plus you get some relics that have powers and can turn you temporarily into a skeleton.
First, it's WA light. There are two actual main things in it, finding a new culture (the only part related to normal vacationing, though very small) and collecting.
Secondly, Sims 4 Jungle Adventures doesn't have that much gameplay. But, it's not that bad in regards to it's theme and for what it is, a GP. Most of the budget was heavily put into the world building I would imagine.
It's main issue is that the world is small albeit gourgeous. With only one path to the jungle it gets really, REALLY, repetitive to go through the same spot over and over again and the chance cards upon entering these areas barely vary in theme.
The only thing cool enough is the temple that changes but I'm almost sure I've got hand of all the possible layouts with about 4 times going to Selvadorada. The traps and stuff are cool but it's not a straight forward puzzle like in WA's tombs, it's just randomly generated chances.
The most entertaining thing here is the archeology skill, which ends up being almost a career related to just collecting things and that's pretty much it. Plus you get some relics that have powers and can turn you temporarily into a skeleton.
