The Sims 3: 70s, 80s, & 90s Stuff

The Sims games are lighthearted simulations that let gamers micro-manage the lives of little people. Sims can behave properly or poorly, but there are repercussions for actions. For example, if you flirt with your neighbor, your spouse might be angry with you. If you don't go to work you can be fired. On the flipside, good deeds are usually rewarded.

Unless you're familiar with The Sims games, they can be difficult to get the hang of, at first. There are many elements in the game, which take some getting used to, but there is a tutorial, of sorts, to help the player along. The mouse-based actions are OK, but all the ways to manage the Sims can be a bit overwhelming.

The game does including flirting, kissing, and hugging --  by characters of the same gender or opposite gender -- plus your Sims can engage in "woohoo" under the covers, which suggests sexual interaction. Players can sit on the toilet or take a shower -- their bodies are pixelated and blurred for privacy.

This expansion is part of Electronic Arts' popular The Sims 3 franchise. You must own the original game, so this game could be looked at as further marketing of the original game.