- #SINGLES FLIRT UP YOUR LIFE EXTENDED VERSION PC UPGRADE#
- #SINGLES FLIRT UP YOUR LIFE EXTENDED VERSION PC PC#
This system allows players to save precious time by not having to study constantly and allows more ‘free time’ for the player to mess around with.Īnother thing which separates The Sims from Singles is indeed time, in The Sims my main gripe was that characters took far too long to do anything (an hour on the toilet anyone?) and of course we had the extra frustration of 7-day working weeks.
#SINGLES FLIRT UP YOUR LIFE EXTENDED VERSION PC UPGRADE#
Singles features a points system and throughout the game characters are awarded points for their experiences, once you have enough points you can upgrade one of your characters attributes whether it be his career (more money coming in) or his flirting ability, this is also where cooking and repairing skills are upgraded amongst other things. The game also allows for character development and unlike The Sims, characters will not learn their new skills from books or by interacting with various pieces of equipment. House building is also fun and furniture is nicely varied from cheap, second hand stuff to designer coffee tables and power showers enabling players to truly start off in a dump and turn it into their own personal palace. Sim perverts can merrily watch their characters in the bath, in the shower or simply command them to walk around naked and one thing we can tell you is, everything shows and everything is worryingly realistic! The question on every ‘life simulation’ geeks lips is “do you REALLY see them naked?” well the truth is yes you do, completely. As the relationship between the two characters develops (for the better) raunchier commands become available leading to rather mature looking animations, especially in the bed scenes! Unlike The Sims, Singles is made for a mature audience and commands such as “kiss with tongues” and “snog in bed” are commonplace.
However The Singles requires a little more than simple friendship and this is reflected in your ‘sensuality’ bar, attracting the opposite sex is the name of the game and this is done by flirting, romance and err, tongues! Characters whine about been hungry, they get depressed when they don’t talk and have to go out to work to earn the money needed to eat and do up the flat. It’s a great way of keeping up to date with how the relationship is getting along and who, if anyone is spoiling it!īy now, anyone who has played The Sims will probably be thinking “so what’s different?” well at first glance, nothing much.
Although you cant actually understand a word the characters are saying to each other if anything important comes up in conversation you will be provided with a dialogue of what is been said. Thankfully, characters tend to talk over the breakfast table and over dinner so forcing them together is never really an issue. Each necessity is pretty self explanatory, energy requires rest, hunger requires food, and body refers to toilet and personal hygiene while the relationship bar refers to your relationship with your flatmate which is filled by talking and generally communicating as much as possible.
You start the game with two characters that have recently moved into a new flat, with little money between them and old, unfashionable furniture your task is to make the couple happy and improve their living area as well as their personal fulfilment.Įach character has a panel of basic needs such as energy, fun, hunger, body and relationship and each of these needs must be fulfilled to make the character happy.
The idea of The Singles: Flirt Up Your Life is to turn two complete strangers, forced to share a flat together, into hot, steamy lovers whilst holding down a job and building up the pad of your dreams.Īs mentioned earlier, the game borrows a lot of ideas from the hugely successful The Sims only with a more restrictive but adult feel to the gameplay.
#SINGLES FLIRT UP YOUR LIFE EXTENDED VERSION PC PC#
Stop the press! Somebody stole The Sims! Well, not exactly but if Singles: Flirt Up Your Life developers Rotobee borrowed anymore ideas from The Sims they would probably have a law suit on their hands! Well I suppose it was only a matter of time before someone tried to rival one of the biggest selling PC games of all time and thankfully, they haven’t done a bad job at all!
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