There are a few new features that feel like they’re more than for show than for actual in-depth gameplay, however. The graphics have steadily improved and are still largely built on what’s come before in its predecessors, but I have to admit that the bright, warm colours and the tones and depth of the water make this one of the nicest looking Sims games to date. The resort management aspect is also a welcome addition to the game that makes it a bit more interesting, as you can buy or build a resort, manage it, charge how much your staff makes an hour and make some extra Simoleons while you’re at it. A nifty feature in Island Paradise is that it provides blueprints so you can build your homes a lot more quickly if you’re not bothered fussing over the details. You can carry out many of the old functions that were present in previous Sims games such as the buy and build modes, except, you know, over water. Things I EnjoyedĪs mentioned, the main gimmick of this game is the inclusion of aquatic activities. The resort of Isla Pardiso in which your Sims inhabit is pretty at first but also holds some secrets, such as new unlockable islands and places to inhabit. In this game, your Sims can take part in a huge range of ocean based activities, such as swimming, snorkelling and sailing, to a name a few.
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