Simulation (1374 programs)

Pros: Customizable properties.

Cons: Can cause lag if there are too many.

Pros: 8-bit pixel art style. Comprehensive set of tools for creation. Various powers and abilities at your disposal. Flexible and freeform gameplay.

Cons: Repetitive gameplay loop.

Pros: Realistic gameplay. Much improved graphics. Lots of places to explore.

Cons: Can get monotonous.

Pros: Support for mods. Huge cities. Micromanagement.

Cons: Nothing major.

Pros: Unlocks all user-available content. Well-optimized for The Sims 2. Lets you create custom content.

Cons: Online content sharing platform no longer available. Build Sims can delete in-game assets.

Pros: Has multiple starting locations to choose from. Jampacked with content. Has co-op mode.

Cons: Steep learning curve.

Pros: Challenging. Sims like graphics. House chaos.

Cons: Can get repetitive.

Pros: Includes all DLCs in one polished edition. Revamped narrative with full voice acting. Improved visuals.

Cons: May not appeal to those uninterested in the core renovation gameplay.

Pros: Truck driving and management game. Has a wide variety of driving locations in US. Offers various features and customization options.

Cons: Not a character-driven focused gameplay.

Pros: Lets you customize most in-game assets. Registered account connects you to the modding community. Allows generation of custom poses and animations.

Cons: Resource-intensive app can cause freezing or crashing. Difficult package unmerging mechanic.

Pros: Good use of its visual choices. Good playthrough length. Has multiple endings available.

Cons: Contains mature and sensitive topics. Bugs adversely affect gameplay experience.

Pros: Fun and colorful experiences. Gardening system expansion.

Cons: Quite pricey for an extension pack. The add-ons could have been added earlier.

Pros: Bold visuals and realistic movements. Deeper tactical control. Enhanced character creator. Fully-licensed club badges, kits, and player photos.

Cons: Clunky user interface.