Visually, the world is stunning, especially at sunset and sunrise, when the light takes on an array of reds and golds. Â As always, it’s up to you to place the EP lots, but there’s plenty of spaces available. Â 150 Casino Boulevard, heading out of town, has an empty 60×60 lot, just perfect for the Lucky Simoleon Casino.

There’s a good mix of lots available, although personally I always wish for a few more family size homes! Â There’s three 64×64 lots, either for legacy players or for the largest Expansion Pack lots. Â We’re in the desert after all, how close is Strangetown, and just what are they experimenting on? Â In an area that is almost a small town itself, you’ll find some run down residential lots, a hang out, pool and parks, along with the seedier side of business – the Criminal Warehouse, the Science Lab and the Military Base. Head out of town, past the stadium and across the highway, and you find the parts of town that the Lucky Palms tourist board would rather you didn’t see. The Blooming Cactus Bistro can be found on the highest usable point in town, giving your sims somewhere to eat and a chance to enjoy the view across town. Â Of course, as with all things sim, the results might not be quite what your sim wanted! Â The widest part of the river basin has a disused dock, which has been repurposed into some small residential units. Â The centre of town is the wishing well, which allows you to wish for love, money, power or happiness – or a child. Â Overall, it’s a very clean, respectable area. Â New rabbit holes – some recolours, some new designs – help give a fresh feel and give a unified look. Set in a desert area, with a river running alongside, the main area of Lucky Palms has a lush, resort feel to it.

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