Parents' Guide to The Sims 3 World Adventures

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Christy Matte By Christy Matte , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 15+

World geography and culture are by-products of this sim.

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THE SIMS 3 WORLD ADVENTURES is entertaining, while also providing some educational content. Game progress can be slow, especially at first, and there are times when it feels tedious and repetitive. If you choose a good job and budget wisely, however, you can travel around, earning awards and buying up exotic merchandise. In-game optional goals give you something to work for and keep things moving along. You may or may not choose to play long enough to pick up all of the available badges, but you'll most likely get your money's worth either way.

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