[ WP ] You find a copy of The Sims 5 at a used video game store . You decide to buy it and try it out . Slowly , unscripted and non programmed events start to happen . You realize that you 're actually controlling a real family .

After installing the game, it requires me to log in with my Origin account. I oblige reluctantly, as that platform is n't very good. 
 
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 The load times are excruciating, although that is par for the course for The Sims franchise. After 5 minutes of it, the main menu pops up. The new game option is not present, however there is a continue button. I click it and await for the game to load. 
 
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 The save contains an already created family. A married couple, two kids and a cat. I can not edit them and assume I am playing a tutorial. I follow the game's instructions and find it rather boring. Unsurprised at the sameness of the series, I decide to attempt to murder the unfortunate digital family. 
 
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 I turn on the oven and leave it as such with the mother, and I send the father to the pool. After quickly removing the doors from the house and ladder from the swimming pool, I await. 
 
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 After 5 minutes, the fire breaks out. It begins spreading through the house quite quickly. I wait expectantly as the characters panic and the flames approach. 
 
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 Just as the flames approach one of the children, a message box appears. It reads simply: 
 
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 `` Purchase the'Death & Damnation DLC' for US $ 6,99 to unlock cool features such as Sim death and murder!'' 
 
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 Damned EA.
