“Sims to Remember”

Welcome to my very first Sims 4 legacy, Sims to Remember.

I’ve never played with aging on, and I’ve never played with children (I avoid them in The Sims and IRL 😅). So I started this legacy with simple goals: try a different style of gameplay and write something I can look back on to remember my Sims. And hopefully along the way, I can entertain the 1–2 readers who stumble across this blog.

PS – Part 1 is light and easy reading, but Part 2 is where my passion lies. Part 2 is where I’m developing my storytelling skills and it can be read on its own, without missing any critical storyline from Part 1.

PSS – View the family tree on TheSimsTree.com (may contain spoilers).


PART 1
(Generations 1-3)

Status: Started November 2025. Completed May 2026.

About: It all started with a gold digging determined woman from the slums of Evergreen Harbor. Then came a threesome, a handful of kids, hookups, breakups, a little spice, and a happily ever after.

The chapters in Part 1 move quickly and span three generations. I took screenshots with the idea of writing a legacy, but didn’t actually start writing until way later. I had a lot of catching up to do and you won’t find eloquent novels here; just short and (hopefully) humorous tales as I narrate my Sims’ adventures.


PART 2
(Generation 4)

Status: In progress as of July 2026. New posts 2x a week.

About: In this coming-of-age story, we follow Isis, the shy girl trying to find her place in high school. She strives to be a good daughter while navigating the struggles and temptations of teenhood.

The chapters in Part 2 are written with more depth and detail. This is where I’m currently at in my game, so I can take more time to write while I play. Unlike Part 1 where I let the gameplay unfold naturally, I’m now steering things more intentionally for extra drama.

Warning: Part 2 contains cursing, underage drinking, sexual themes, and abuse. Most of these scenarios are from my own life experiences and it has been a cathartic process to write a story that feels a little like a memoir. Please keep an open mind while reading.


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