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MySims: Cozy Bundle

MySims: Cozy Bundle (2024)

by Maxis, Electronic Arts

Genres:Strategy, Simulator

Themes:Comedy, Sandbox

Game modes:Single player

Story:Make adorable friends and discover creative adventures across retro re-releases of two lovable games in MySims: Cozy Bundle. Use your imagination to rebuild a town in MySims and help a cute magical land become an even better place in MySims Kingdom. There are stories to uncover, locations to explore, and lots of characters with big personalities to meet.Show more

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