All Sims games, ranked

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Sims games provide players with control over characters, their daily lives, day-to-day actions, and more such interactions. Players can engage in multiple game mechanics to manage their virtual inhabitants. The series began way back in 2000 and has amassed a cult following over the years.

Ever since the first game, the series has evolved into a juggernaut and each title has received numerous expansion packs that keep breathing life into the franchise. For newcomers, though, the slew of sequels and the plethora of expansions may seem overwhelming at first. This list is intended to put things in perspective and simultaneously discuss what makes each of them unique.

Disclaimer: This listicle is subjective and solely reflects the writer's opinions.

This was the first game in the franchise that enabled fans all around the globe to play online. Released back in 2002 the game was only available on PC. Considering the period it was launched, the idea seemed quite ambitious, but the game didn’t receive enough post-launch support.

Players were offered a unique avatar, their virtual residence, and the ability to share the home with online friends.

The Urbz attempted to rejuvenate the franchise by introducing a street hip-hop style theme. The game had two separate console and handheld versions, the latter of which consisted of a tapered-down story entirely different from its console counterpart.

This game has the best graphics in the franchise and catapulted the series into popularity to introduce it to a new generation of gamers. One can immerse themselves in a vibrant world and either sincerely manage their virtual characters or wreak havoc in their relationship.

The only reason for it being included in the bottom tier of the list is