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{{Quote|Fun means something different to everyone. Some Sims may prefer reading while others like watching TV. Most Sims will enjoy playing a game of pinball or darts with other Sims.|''[[The Sims 2]]''}}
'''Fun''' is a [[motive]] in [[The Sims Series|''The Sims'' series]]. In other Sims games, the fun meter decays until it is empty as in other motives. [[Sim]]s, like real people, like to cut loose from the daily grind and enjoy themselves once in a while. Different Sims can have different ideas about what is more fun; for example, a Sim with a playful [[personality]] might enjoy watching [[television]] or playing [[computer]] and [[Arcade game|arcade]] games, but a serious Sim would probably rather spend time reading or sitting down to a quiet game of [[chess]]. In addition, things like relaxing in [[bed]] or taking a [[bathtub|bath]] will reduce stress, although such activities do not contribute to fun level beyond the half level. [[Interaction]]s related to fun may not stop, even when it's filled. Also, they may even perform such activities when they're fun is already full.
In ''The Sims 3'', if the fun bar slowly rises to the maximum, it will give the "entertained" [[moodlet]], and if it continues to rise, will eventually give the "having a blast" moodlet. The fun meter stops decaying once it is half full and will only decay once the Sim does stressful actions such as [[work]]. If the fun meter goes down, it will give the "strained" moodlet, and if not raised will give the "stressed out" moodlet. Also with ''[[The Sims 3: World Adventures|World Adventures]]'', Sims can purchase the Carefree [[lifetime reward]], Carefree for 20,000 lifetime points, which increases fun gain by 25%.
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