The game begins on a boat named Simplicity after the player creates a crew. The crew can consist of one to six Sims. After the crew's creation, a slide-show starts of some mobile phone pictures that are taken showing the trip and also showing the storm that wrecks the ship. The Sim finds books detailing the goals the Sim must follow to survive on the islands and escape. Shortly after exploring Shipwreck Island, the Sim discovers a second island, Airplane Island, and builds a raft to reach the new location.
The player then has the option to form a tribe of Sims if the relationship level is high enough. While exploring Airplane Island, the player will find radio parts that are crucial to completing a goal later in the game. A third island, Volcano Island, can be reached once the player finds the second beach on Airplane Island and builds a canoe.
On Volcano Island, the player will discover the remains of the llama people. The player has the chance to return to civilization on this island. They can either build a boat or travel to the volcano's summit and use the radio parts to send an SOS to a nearby ship.
Also, the player can repair a broken ceremonial forge on Volcano Island that will cause a fourth island, Crystal Island, to rise out of the sea. The user finds many "books" along the way that give him or her various quests to follow to complete the game.
These can be completed in any order. The game begins on a boat named Simplicity after the player creates a crew. The crew can consist of one to six Sims. After the crew's creation, a slide-show starts of some mobile phone pictures that are taken showing the trip and also showing the storm that wrecks the ship. The Sim finds books detailing the goals the Sim must follow to survive on the islands and escape.
Shortly after exploring Shipwreck Island, the Sim discovers a second island, Airplane Island, and builds a raft to reach the new location.
The player then has the option to form a tribe of Sims if the relationship level is high enough. While exploring Airplane Island, the player will find radio parts that are crucial to completing a goal later in the game. A third island, Volcano Island, can be reached once the player finds the second beach on Airplane Island and builds a canoe. On Volcano Island, the player will discover the remains of the llama people.
The player has the chance to return to civilization on this island. They can either build a boat or travel to the volcano's summit and use the radio parts to send an SOS to a nearby ship. Also, the player can repair a broken ceremonial forge on Volcano Island that will cause a fourth island, Crystal Island, to rise out of the sea.
The user finds many "books" along the way that give him or her various quests to follow to complete the game. These can be completed in any order.
They can also befriend local chimps on the island and marry other Sims. Sims can die if their hunger motive drops too low, much like other games in the series. Think Survivor without annoying presenters. Think The Sims on a desert island! By specifically examining The Sims 2 Castaway S2C, , this article discusses how the changing of ludic objectives during these games influences player expectation and how this is increasingly reflected in other texts such as long-haul television series.
The Sims 2 Castaway is the game based on a crew that got stuck on an island. The Sims 2 Castaway is the best game in this kind of simulation. In this game the story line of the game is really amazing as the ship got wrecked through a storm and the crew members will have to survive on a dangerous island.
This is a really interactive game as you have to manage the food and have to protect the other members. This game gets a lot more interesting when the island animals try to kill people. You have to protect them and guard them. You have to manage the guard duties and best of all surviving on the island starts from the fun part.
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