Cosy Classic Rerelease Alert! Reimagined With New Graphics, MySims Cozy Bundle Releases on Steam Today!
The classic 2007 MySims game is relaunching on Steam today following its re-release success on Switch! Roughly 6 months ago, the MySims Cozy Bundle released on Switch, reimagining the game with newer graphics. This included the base game and the MySims Kingdom expansion.
Now porting to PC, MySims and MySims Kingdom can be enjoyed by everyone via Steam. Fortunately for nostalgia-divers, the game retains its adorable chibi-blocky style, but with smoother and crisper visuals.
This beloved title is a true cosy classic, offering an expansive world where the player moves into a struggling town. Being a good citizen who wants to befriend locals, the player offers to help revitalize this quaint space with new creative architecture, attractions, and quality-of-life upgrades.
In Sim’s nature, it’s more than just decorating a space. Players get full customization of their avatar with a huge wardrobe of outfits, plenty of styles, and a ton of diversity. Perfect for recreating yourself or your favourite characters! As players expand and explore, they’ll meet a whole cast of zany and unusual NPCs with unique problems and personalities.
MySims Cozy Bundle – MySims Kingdom
The Kingdom game isn’t too dissimilar from the classic MySims. Except, it has a more medieval approach, as the player moves into a town to help King Roland and his citizens prosper. The MySims Kingdom game has more of a storyline approach but with the same level of creative freedom as the classic MySims game.
Travel to vast lands, unlock secrets, and new recipes, and meet old friends who appear in the original MySims! There is no shortage of fun to be had between the two titles.
The complete cosy bundle, including both the classic and Kingdom rerelease, will set you back by £34.99 (roughly 45$). A fair price given the bundle includes two complete games packed with lore!
Pre-purchase the bundle on Steam today. Whilst you wait for the game’s launch, check out our The Night Museum news piece, covering a game which turns The Ben Stiller Film into an FNAF-like Indie Horror.
