The Sims 2: FreeTime (2008)

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Details

Release Date

February 28, 2008

Type

Expansion

Developer

Maxis

Publisher

Electronic Arts

Platforms

PC (Microsoft Windows)

Game Modes

Single player

Engine

The Sims 2 Engine

Genres

Role-playing (RPG)
Simulator
Strategy

Themes

Fantasy
Comedy
Sandbox
Romance

Player Perspectives

Bird view / Isometric

Also known as

심즈 2 자유시간

Franchise

The Sims

Age Ratings

GRAC15+• Sexuality · Violence
ESRBT• Violence · Crude Humor · Sexual Themes
PEGI12• Violence · Sex

About

Now your Sims can rediscover the joys of leisure time in The Sims 2: FreeTime, the seventh expansion pack for the The Sims 2! Awaken your Sims' true passions in life as they discover and excel at all-new activities. Whether they're tossing a football with the family, practicing ballet, restoring cars with friends, or building train sets, your Sims now have more ways to build skills, enhance friendships, and make their lives more successful. Craft new, unique items for your Sims to use in their daily lives including clothing, pottery, and more. Your Sims will even unlock secret rewards by mastering their hobbies and advancing all-new careers. Explore a wide variety of new hobbies that will change your Sims' lives!

Storyline

This expansion pack introduces various activities that have potential to bring happiness, new friendships, and even a profit of cold hard Simoleans to Sims characters with idle hands. New pastime activities include sports such as basketball and soccer, dancing, hiking, and other physical activities, arts and crafts such as pottery or cooking, and even recreations such as stargazing or video gaming. A Sim's dedication to a chosen hobby can unlock new aspirations and life goals, reveal new "secret" lots in the neighborhood, and may even lead to new career paths. As with other Sims 2 skills and activities, part of the fun is in watching characters develop and improve. The first few tries at pottery may yield ugly, lopsided vessels, or the rookie hiker may accidentally wander into a patch of poison ivy, but such early setbacks only serve to make later successes sweeter. Accomplished artists and craftspeople can sell their works for good money, amateur chefs can enter their signature dishes in cook-off contests, and even dedicated video gamers can join tournaments to prove their pixelated prowess.