Unhinged Sims 4 player keeps making hidden village bunkers 'for capturing and storing' sims

pcgamer.com:

If I ever needed more evidence that Build Mode and Live Mode players of The Sims are built different, this is it. Sims player Kewlcy has exemplified a Live Mode sicko by building not just one underground kidnapping bunker but an entire hidden city «for capturing and storing men.»

It all seems to have started back in 2022 with just a single house. Underneath that house was a '50s-inspired secret bunker hidden behind multiple long hallways and locked security doors. Those doors were locked from the outside, of course, so that Kewlcy's amateur abductress witch sim could lure random passersby and trap them in the uncanny white picket fence cell.

And then Kewlcy just kept building bunkers, apparently.

Since then she's built a farmhouse with a secret luxury bunker, a small suburban street with a shared secret bunker inspired by the TV series The OA, and a prison bunker hidden under a snowy cottage too. Most recently, Kewlcy took on an even more ambitious bunker build that took multiple months: an entire hidden mini city bunker. 

There's a gym, a laundromat, a bookstore, and a movie theater for all the captives to share. There's also a quaint little street with seven tiny houses and a central street with fake cars and a park area too. It's got serious Vault-Tec vibes, and not just because of the mid-century decor. We all know plenty of Fallout's citizens didn't know precisely what they were signing up for with life underground.

Kewlcy also mentions the Meow Wolf explorable art exhibition Convergence Station as inspiration in one video, and having been to Meow Wolf's Omega Mart experience in Las Vegas myself, the surreal underground city experience is definitely coming through. 

Rather than creating a family to live in the