The Sims Medieval

Not to be confused with Medieval (architecture).

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The Sims Medieval

The official box cover.
Developer(s)	The Sims Studio.
Engine	The Sims 3 Engine.
Ratings	Not yet rated, possibly teen or 12+
Media	DVD

Patch

The Sims Medieval is an upcoming stand alone game in The Sims series. The Sims Medieval was officially confirmed on August 3rd, 2010 though it had been rumored before that^[2]. The game will run on The Sims 3 engine and will be a spin-off similar to the way in which The Sims Stories games were a spin-off of The Sims 2^[3].

The Sims Medieval offers a new way for players to experience The Sims which we hope fans will enjoy, and it features gameplay that fans of strategy and role-playing games will find appealing such as controlling an entire kingdom and quest-based gameplay mechanics^[4].

Main storyline

The storyline of the game is to build a successful kingdom, by fulfilling your 'Kingdom Ambition', which you choose at the start of the game.You play as a knight, monarch, scribe, priest, aristocrat, physician, and many more as your job awaits. When you accept a quest (which are required to fulfil your kingdom ambition) you will choose which hero Sim you want to use. When your hero Sims do the quests they will level up, imbuing this game with an RPG-style feel.

Your Sims have these various jobs, and each job has it's own duties that you have to fulfil daily. Otherwise you will be fired from your job, though if your Sims is fired, your Sim cannot only be fired but also humiliated by other Sims throwing tomatoes or eggs at them, other then that your Sim will have to pay a fine, or even enter in the "Pit of Judgement" for execution.