The Sims series is said to have become the best-selling computer game due to its innovative game genre and excellent playability. The game and its expansion packs have achieved astonishing success, even to the point of being addictive. In The Sims 2, Maxis attempts to tell us that the characters in the game will be much more than just living, working, and socializing; they also need to learn, reminisce, grow, and even face death.
Bringing emotions into the game
Rainbows will appear in The Sims 2. Think about your own life: Do you find everything in this world to be an exciting adventure? Do you feel moody when you're hungry? Or do you find everything around you dull and monotonous because of fatigue? Emotions can color all of your perceptions. It's one of our unique factors. Bringing the same scale into The Sims 2 is the goal of the design team. In the game world, emotions determine whether your character will go to work, chat with other characters, study, work, or even fall in love. Whether you are a human or a simulated character in the game, your mood will reflect your personality.