Lakeburg Legacies<\/u> answers a question I didn\u2019t know I had: which two genres should totally get together?\u00a0<\/p>\n
The unlikely genremates forming this promising union are a city sim and a dating sim. Instead of your garden variety city simulation, Legacies wants you to roll up your sleeves and get deeply invested in not just the building codes and street placement of your newly established fantasy zip code, but its inhabitants’ love lives. It seems like a lot of effort for increased productivity, but if you make a proper match you could see the effects for generations of children down the line.<\/p>\n With cutesy but hyper-detailed character cards, each potential match in Legacies will require planning. Positive traits can really help citizens thrive when working the correct jobs, so should you try to get two people with excellent traits together even though they\u2019ll probably hate each other? It might be a lot of trouble, but an angry home might be the lesser evil when you\u2019re facing famine. I can see a situation where an otherwise perfect match has one person longing for the countryside while the other wants the city life\u2014and that gameplay conflict seems like fertile ground for the kind of developing stories that make The Sims a bottomless storytelling well. Sure, I don\u2019t want my budding kingdom to freeze to death in winter, but Devon the lumberjack simply cannot marry Blake the woodcutter\u2014his true love is Oliver the underwater basket weaver!<\/p>\n![\"Lakeburg](\"https:\/\/vanilla.futurecdn.net\/pcgamer\/media\/img\/missing-image.svg\")
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