Is The Sims 4 Your Primary Video Game?

Skyrim off and on, Neverwinter daily on the ps4 and Sims 4 daily on the pc

I've always played a variety of games. Strategy, shooters, adventures, mysteries, digital board games...you name it. My fist game was a shooter that I still go back to from time to time. Then I discovered tycoon games, and the rest was history.

Star Stable has been my main game for the past 4.5 years now.... their dev team is amazing.

When I'm done with dailies in my main game, I switch to something else. Lately I've been going through a Tropico and Toontown Rewritten phase.

The Sims 4 is pretty much the only game I've been playing since it came out, but right now I'm suddenly hooked on Stardew Valley.

What counts as a proper video game? I only play Sims 4 at this moment, if that's the only one that counts but play solitaire games, Bejewelled 3, sometimes as an interval game with Sims 4 reduced to Taskbar.
I've bought loads of City Skylines packs (about 7) when they were on sale and Two Point Hospital recently but only spent an hour or two with them. I might go back to them later.

No. Not even close to being my primary game of choice.

I play The Sims and any Pokémon game almost every day. And I like to occasionally play things like Mario Kart or some random mobile games.

The Sims has been that game I have been looking for for a long time. Even when I got into games such as Harvest Moon and Rune Factory I remember telling my brother that I wanted to play something closer to real life. I'm not sure why it took me so long to discover The Sims franchise because I certainly knew about it growing up.

Perhaps I was distracted by games my brother was playing.

When did you start playing sims @HopeyStarr

No, it's just the only game I can play all the time since I always have my computer with me.

"EnjoyfulSimmer;c-16928571" wrote:
When did you start playing sims @HopeyStarr

I started in August of 2015 with the Sims 4. That night I pulled an all-nighter playing :lol: