Goliath The Sims Board Game

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Okay I was definitely excited to see and play this game. I've been a Simmer since I was a teen. This board game was easy to set up , it came with cards for everything your sims will need. It even came with a health tracker like in the computer game. I like that is so sims, from the main characters to the homes. I reminds me of the game of life in the 90s. The Sims Board Game is a breezy, easy and fun to play with my kids or with adult friends.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Packing was great. However, the rules were plenty and hard to follow and remember which took away from playing the game. We tried to push through and we did for about 30 minutes but then stopped playing. Maybe on a down day and really studying the rules we will try it again. We were left with mixed feelings.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Sims Board Game is a breezy, accessible game that delivers just enough of that Sims flavor to satisfy casual players and franchise fans. It’s light, fast, and easy to table. But it’s also shallow, repetitive, and unlikely to satisfy hobbyists looking for more meat on the bone.If you want to relive the nostalgia of The Sims in a different format or introduce a young gamer to board games through a familiar brand, this is fun and amazing. I received this product to test from Influenster, Thank you.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] game so many families know and love. Instead of being behind a screen, this version lets everyone gather around the table and share the fun together. Playing is simple to pick up, which makes it great for mixed ages. The fun comes from setting goals, handling little surprises, and laughing at the unexpected turns along the way. It is less about strict strategy and more about the stories you create as a group. What stands out most is how social the game feels. Each round is a chance to talk, laugh, and connect, making it a strong choice for families who want something that keeps everyone included. Overall, The Sims Board Game is light, fun, and easy to enjoy together. It captures the spirit of the video game while creating a family-friendly experience you can share face-to-face.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The game is very hard to follow. I even looked it up on YouTube for assistance. Perhaps after playing it a couple of times it'll be easier to get the mechanics down. It has great potential.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was given the opportunity to try out the Sims Board Game from Goliath. It can be played with as few as two players. The pieces are sturdy and easy to identify. I received this game compliments of Influenster in exchange for my honest review. The rules are not complicated and the game is quite entertaining. This is a game that appeals to tweens-adults. It's a great option for game night.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’s a cute board game kinda like the video game. You get to use your characters and see how life plays out. Navigate your board and choose your destiny

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Although this game resembles the actual virtual game, I can see how someone who enjoys playing the Sims for hours. Would love this board game, but honestly speaking it was fun for a while and eventually kind of felt repetitive the pieces were created perfectly. The board game was pretty small overall I probably wouldn’t play this again as it wasn’t very entertaining for a while and my kids kinda got bored midway

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great quality, excellent packaging, wonderful components.We hours of gameplay and will be replaying this game several times over wonderful for the family.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like the idea of this game, because we are fans of the sims. The layout and look of all the pieces is cool, one of the needs trackers was broken. The game itself is a little more complicated than I anticipated but overall it is fun.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Sims board game is perfect for family night. It’s engaging and it keeps the kids occupied. I’m not as familiar with the Sims video games as my kids are but they tell me there are some familiar parts. The board game consists of 6 triangular pieces that represent locations. Players move their tokens around the board and simulate everyday life in the town. My kids (who are familiar with Sims) and I (not familiar with Sims) all had a great time playing this game. The packaging is compact, with everything fitting into the board game box.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] recently played the Goliath Sims Board Game, and here are my thoughts based on a few key areas: Quality: The overall build of the game is decent. The board is sturdy, and the cards hold up well after multiple plays. It’s not premium-level quality, but it feels durable enough for family or group game nights. Replayability: This game has moderate replay value. The scenarios and choices change enough to make each round feel different, but after several plays, it can start to feel a little repetitive compared to more complex strategy games. Still, the humor and randomness keep it fresh for casual players and fans of The Sims. Components: The pieces and cards are colorful and fun, matching the quirky personality of the Sims brand. While not overly detailed or high-end, they do the job well and are easy to handle. The art style makes it feel authentic to the video game series. Gameplay: The rules are easy to learn, making it accessible for a wide age range. Gameplay is lighthearted, with a mix of strategy and silly randomness (very on-brand for The Sims). It’s more of a casual, family-friendly game than a deep strategy experience, but it succeeds in being entertaining and easy to pick up. Packaging: The box design is eye-catching and very “Sims” in its look, which immediately appeals to fans. Inside, the components are packed neatly, and the instructions are straightforward and clear, so setup isn’t overwhelming. Overall: The Goliath Sims Board Game is a fun, approachable option for casual players and fans of the Sims franchise. It isn’t the most strategic or endlessly replayable game out there, but it offers lighthearted entertainment with solid quality and an authentic Sims feel.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It gave me a lot of emotion when I saw that they had taken out a board game from the video game, as a young man the sims was one of my favorite games and they actually managed to capture the essence of the game, the instructions are somewhat tedious because they are long but it’s worth it, I like the quality of the game, the packaging is very beautiful and good quality I really liked it a lot

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have always been a fan of the sims games and play them in my spare time. So it was interesting to have it as a board game. Was confusing at first but did get the hang of it . Has become a new favorite in our house!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a longtime Sims player, I wasn’t sure how well the video game would translate into a board game—but I was pleasantly surprised! It really captures the quirky spirit of The Sims, with plenty of laughs as you build your character’s life, juggle goals, and deal with all the funny twists along the way. The components are colorful and high-quality, with sturdy pieces and cards that hold up well to repeated play. The board and box are solid, making the game durable enough to last, but it’s also compact enough to take along to a friend’s house for game night. The rulebook could be a little clearer, and setup takes some time, but once you get into the flow the gameplay is easy to follow and a lot of fun. It shines most with 3–4 players, where the interactions and chaos really come alive, though it works fine with 2 as well. Pros: -Fun mix of strategy and humor -Colorful, detailed design true to The Sims -Durable components and easy to carry along -Great for family or game nights Cons: -Rules take a bit to learn -Setup can be time-consuming

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] 🎲✨ Step into the world of The Sims… but this time, on your table! The Sims: The Board Game brings all the fun of creating characters, building homes, and chasing wild life goals into a social, face-to-face experience with family and friends. 🏡💚 Whether you’re designing your dream life, navigating hilarious challenges, or just trying to keep your Sim happy, this game is full of creativity and laughs. Perfect for game nights that need a little drama and a lot of fun! 😅

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was excited to receive this game in exchange for my opinion because we live family game night. Also, I used to play the sims when I was younger so I was intrigued. That being said, this game is a bit complicated to play. Setup was easy but the board does feel a bit cheap. Then when it came to game play the rules became a bit lengthy so it’s hard to really get into what you are doing because there are so many little things going on in a single turn. I’m sure some would love the complexity of this game but for me and my family it just didn’t seem as fun as involved.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Oh my gosh! So much fun! I loved playing this game with friends. At first I was like how can the sims be a board game! But it really is one of the best board games I have played with friends! If you love the sims you will love this!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kiddos are already huge fans of the sims, so they were super excited to see this on the counter lol. It’s a great game for our entire grown family. It’s exciting to see how they made this into a board game!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game can be played multiple times with multiple ends to the game. The instructions for the most part was somewhat easy to follow. Even though my kids fall within the suggested age to play the game, I took out a large stack of action and aspiration cards as they had to do with sorcery and evil. That is not the type of thing I want to have in a family game. Once I took those out, we were able to play the game together.