Once you've successfully completed these new objectives, you will then hand the components you've earned from doing so to Dr. You are then tasked with going to a new part of the kingdom and helping its inhabitants by participating in mini-games or running a fetch quest for them. King Roland walks on-screen and complains about the town's appearance. Instead, players will progress through the game's story by interacting with the kingdom's inhabitants, completing a plethora of fetch quests, taking part in some mini-games, and spending a ton of time running from one destination to another.Īt almost every turn, the story and game plays out as follows. Aside from the few missions that directly require you build a specific structure or place some sort of decoration in town, you can ignore this part of the game entirely. While the game will constantly nag you to rebuild and refurbish the kingdom, it is virtually a pointless component of the game when trying to complete the story. Of course, it is then up to you to find and stop this evildoer by helping to restore the kingdom to its former glory. However, this isn't a violent attack but a more family-friendly strike against the town, where the perpetrator makes almost everyone's homes and decorations disappear. Shortly after customizing your character's looks from a fairly limited number of options, the once beautiful kingdom is assaulted by an unknown assailant. MySims Kingdom thrusts players directly into the game's relatively short and rather lackluster storyline from the outset. While the game does provide a new story, some new characters, new mini-games, and a few new gameplay elements, it is still basically the same game from a year ago. MySims Kingdom continues in the same vein as the original, attempting to merge a storyline and less sim-based gameplay with likeable Sim characters.

As is the case with many of EA's popular franchises, another year means another iteration of MySims for the DS.

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