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Line 13: }} {{Distinguish\|Strangetown}} [[File:StrangerVille Icon.png\|left\|60px]]'''StrangerVille''' is a [[world]] introduced in ''[[The Sims 4: StrangerVille]]''. It resembles a stereotypical rural desert town in the Southwestern United States, mostly inspired by the state of [[Wikipedia:Arizona\|Arizona]] , Nevada, and Area 51.<ref>https://simsvip.com/2019/02/25/watch-live-the-sims-4-strangerville-live-stream-february-25th-2019/</ref> ==Overview== '''StrangerVille Plaza''' [[File:StrangervillePlaza.png\|left\|40px]] Line 26 ⟶ 27: [[File:InterestingLocals.png\|left\|40px]] ''You'd be hard pressed to find hospitality like this anywhere else. Just try not to let them get too close...'' {{clr}} ==Neighborhoods== Line 92 ⟶ 93: * According to [[Erwin Pries]] in the Investigation trailer, the crater is the size of [[Windenburg]]. * George Cahill's home, Old Penelope, has no usable counter space in its kitchen because the only open counter is obstructed. * If ''[[The Sims 4: Eco Lifestyle\|Eco Lifestyle]] ''is installed, StrangerVille is the only residential world in the game that does not feature any [[eco footprint]]. The only other worlds in the game without eco footprint are the vacation worlds ([[Granite Falls]] ~~and~~, [[Selvadorada]] and [[Batuu]]). ==Gallery==