It's all part of your overarching goal to be 'the most talked about person at the high school reunion.' Oh, they'll be talking, alright.Īnalysis: Life Quest is fairly low-pressure as sims go, with only two meters to keep track of: happiness, and the time left in your day. Sweet, meaningless victory! No sooner than you start to celebrate, the phone rings again with another former friend mentioning some innocent plan which you will immediately vow to beat them at. You're treated to a drum roll and a spotlight shining down on your goofy cartoon head while Daphne is left in the dark. Once you make enough, you rush to the pet shop and buy a fish. You quickly grab one of three jobs available to you in City Hall, saving cash and scheming over your Yo Ho Hoagie at Buccaneer Burger.

Now you gotta make sure you buy a fish before Daphne does! The Life Quest version of you, however, sees all social interaction as one thing: RIVALRY. To a real person, this would be either a random event or a great time to reconnect. Suddenly, the phone rings! It's a friend from high school, mentioning that she's going to buy a fish. As the game begins, you've just graduated and moved to the big city. Whether your avatar is a male or a female, and whatever color of the rainbow you paint his or her face and hair, he or she will be equal in utter messed-up-ed-ness. Three months after your high school graduation, were you married, a proud parent of two, living in a mansion, and the President and CEO of the biggest company in your city? Pssh, slacker! Well, you can make up for your failure by attaining these goals and more in Life Quest, a life simulation game for PC and Mac.

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