Love is a big part of our lives. We have books, television shows, and songs devoted to finding love, being in love, and getting over a lost love. Gaming may not seem very romantic, but there are games that include love (physical and romantic) as a part of the goal. Please check the ratings for each game, some may not be suitable for young gamers.
"The Sims 2 Nightlife"
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With the new Downtown area, Sims from "The Sims 2" have a place to take dates, with the hope of sweeping their date off their feet. With the expansion pack, gamers get more romantic interactions and have to learn to play the dating game Sim style.
"The Sims 2"
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Love doesn't have to be a certain part of the Sims in "The Sims 2." However, in order to procreate, Sims need to be in love to woohoo and create babies to carry on the family line. Sims will romance each other, fall in love, get married, and perhaps have children.
"The Sims Hot Date Expansion Pack"
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"The Sims Hot Date Expansion Pack" is the third pack for the original "The Sims" series. The expansion pack introduces Downtown, an area where Sims can travel to find love, date, and shop. The love tub and other romantic objects are added.
"Singles 2 Triple Trouble"
You will pick two characters and try to get them to fall in love and eventually in bed together. The game is rated for Adults and is not for the easily offended or young gamers.
"Leisure Suit Larry: Magna Cum Laude"
Larry is in college and a loser by all accounts. A reality dating show has come to campus, and he decides he is going to win. Take Larry through the adventures of college dating and see how many women he can get.