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The biggest problem with this game isn't that it's poorly made, it's that it's incomplete.

The graphics are indeed 2025 standard, character customization is indeed industry-leading, and the building system is indeed more powerful than The Sims 4. But these are all tools, not a game. When you finish creating your character and building your house, and sit down ready to "play," you'll find there's nothing here. No story to tell, no goals to pursue, no emotions to invest in.

You can spend a hundred hours decorating houses, designing characters, and adjusting city layouts. If you enjoy this kind of pure creative process, then this game is worth buying. But if you're expecting a "life"—a life with emotions, growth and change, unexpected surprises—then you'll be disappointed.

The game's current state is like a finely decorated empty house. Fully furnished, exquisitely decorated, but no one lives there. Maybe in a year the developers will fill it up, but that's a year from now. For now, I suggest waiting for a sale, or waiting until it's truly "complete."