Story line is pretty cool yet not pefrect but i still love it

When I first saw this, I was slightly negative about it. I mean - it seemed like diabetes on a disk, right? But once I had it, I realised it was quite good. Sure, a lot of it you won't really use in public areas around your town, and I know that most people probably won't create the candy-covered house advertised in the trailer, but the truth is, amongst all the candy-coated craziness, there is actually some pretty decent content. First of all it has TONS of new content as advertised, it comes with something like 50 new items, plus the three new venues. And if you don't want the whole candy-look, you can easily customise the colours to make it look fairly normal. The truth is, if you are an avid Sims 3 player, you can find uses throughout all your games for the different items in this stuff pack, even if you don't use all of it. So I think it is worth the buy, and I am enjoying it.

This game is amazingly well done and a lot of fun to play. I am using a 2011 macbook pro lion and it works flawlessly with the graphics on the highest setting. great purchase

If you liked the older ones buy this one too as its great. I had to adjust to the new way to maneuver but its better actually. The story is also intriguing the price is right so buy it!

On my old Mac (which ran Snow Leopard) it was everything the other reviewers have said - lush graphics, engaging gameplay, and all in all a great investment. I just wish it ran on my new Mac, which has Mountain Lion - but the text doesn't display properly on the opening screen and to me that spells trouble for the game. Guess I'll have to fork over another $14.99 to buy it direct from Coladia so I can actually get updates when they become available. (Editor's Note: The game has since been updated on Macgamestore.com to the latest version).

The game is fun, however, it has problems with freezing. I have been unable to complete the game, It keeps taking me back to the same final board. I have tried to use different names and completely delete the information from the problem player names but it does not delete the information. There is no way to restart the game unless you used a completely different name. According to compatibility my Mac supposedly met the requirements. Too bad. It also froze the computer at least for or five times to the point of having to pull the plug on the computer.

I loved this game. I wish I could find more like this one. It's very professionally done. The one who wrote this game is very talented and should pursue this as a career!

However, one word of advice. I couldn't understand the spoken accents and the written dialogs were not on the screen long enough to read. Correct that problem and you will have a perfect game. I'll be searching for more of your games!