Which Sims 4 worlds resemble real places?
This is my interpretation in how each world resembles a real place and why. I linked screenshots of each world for comparison :smile: What is your interpretation? Do you live in one of these real...
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This is an interesting thread, thanks for creating it, @Binibini I don't own all the packs, so if I skip a world it's because I don't have that pack. (Obviously, these are opinions only)
Willow Creek, Newcrest, and Magnolia Promenade are based on the New Orleans area. They are tied together by similar architecture and natural surroundings. In fact I play my family in Willow Creek and MP and Newcrest are the only other worlds they are allowed to visit without taking a vacation since I consider them extensions of Willow Creek.
Oasis Springs is Las Vegas, Nevada. I've even put down a huge casino/hotel there!
Brindleton Bay is New England. I lean towards Maine because of the coastline and the lighthouse.
Windenburg is Germany based on the many German surnames and the architecture. I've never been to Germany so I can't say which part of Germany it's supposed to represent.
San Myshuno. I honestly don't know. It looks like a generic big city to me. Those brownstone type buildings suggest New York or Boston, but who knows.
Del Sol Valley. Does anyone argue that isn't Los Angeles/Hollywood? :smiley:
Strangerville. I've always thought Roswell, New Mexico, but Nevada (Area 51) makes sense too.
Sulani. Hawaii.
Britechester. I think the devs intended it to be England? Oxford and Cambridge are the schools.
Henford on Bagley. The beautiful rural English countryside.
Mt. Komorebi. Japan.
Selvadorada is South America. I don't know the area well enough to pin it down to a particular country.
Granite Falls is the Pacific Northwest, probably Washington State. @mightysprite you nailed it, and beautiful pictures!
