GRRLGamer: "It took me quite a while to finally sit down and play MySims Kingdom. After playing the DS version, I thought it would be another repetitive and time-consuming experience, so I avoided playing it for some time, while I reviewed other games that could be played quickly. But I'm actually glad I sat down to play it, since I ended up having quite a bit of fun.
MySims Kingdom begins with a bit of story. A long time ago, there was a group of heroes who carried very special wands. They were called the Wandoliers, and they roamed the kingdom helping those in need, fixing things and keeping everything neat. But time has passed and the wands were lost. All but one. Now King Roland has decided to host some trials to find a new Wandolier, and this is where you come in."
PBG plays MySims Kingdom for some unexplained reason. Is it really as awful as it looks? Well...yes.
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RealGamer writes: "MySims Kingdom for the DS is very similar in principle to its Wii brethren, just scaled down. Instead of a host of different islands to explore and customise you have a single town that has undergone a massive upheaval due to someone stealing all the decorations?"
