Players decide where their created character works, who they hang out with, and what they do to relax in their spare time. The game was developed in 2006 and aims to give players total control over the life of someone. If managing someone else’s life is the part of The Sims that appeals to you, then you might enjoy Kudos. Players obtain this currency and buy items with it and developers can use the currency to fund their IMVU accounts. The game features currency systems that are designed to pay developers who create items for the game. Much like Second Life, players can create items and sell them in-game to other players. Players can also chat with other players and invite them to their space. Much like The Sims, players create an avatar and have a virtual space that they can decorate to their heart’s content. Currently, it is the online world with the world’s most extensive virtual goods catalog, featuring over 30 million items and counting. Players who dig the customization aspect of The Sims will find a lot to like in IMVU. Touch has an online aspect to it that The Sims is lacking, so definitely consider this one if you like the K-pop genre. There is also online chat and guilds to join where you can band together with other players to compete in tournaments. Touch gives players a dressing room to decorate much your Sim’s house. Touch features tons of songs from Korean singers and groups including Girls Generation, Infinite, Rain, Taeyang, Exo and more. Your singer can be decked out in thousands of different clothing items as you compete against others. The world of Touch is music-focused, where players assume the role of a rising Kpop singer. Touch is a browser-based rhythm game that lets players experience what it would be like to be a K-pop star. However, it offers much more customization through the ability to upload your content for decorations. The architect component of Second Life is not quite as easy to use as The Sims. You can also own property in Second Life that can be designed to look any way you want. This customization aspect of the game makes it ideal for anyone who loves dressing up their Sims. These items can be bought and uploaded into the game for unlimited use. Second Life has a robust online community that creates new models, objects, and items for the game.
In Second Life, players create their own avatar that can be customized any way you like. Second Life has been around since 2003 and is the game on this list that most closely resembles The Sims Online.
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