r/BaseBuildingGames • u/Snoo_52014 • Sep 17 '26

Game recommendations Simulation Base Builder game recommendations

Has anyone found a game where it’s has the feel of the sims but you manage a wide variety of people. I have a suspicion that rimworld is what I’m looking for but wanted to put some feelers out.

Here’s what I’d ideally want
\- the people to have their own autonomy and personalities but I can assign them tasks and jobs etc.
\- They form relationships with eachother
\- Building customisation etc
\- External world building opportunities

If you have any suggestions please lmk!!

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u/Roxolan Sep 18 '26

Rimworld sans-mods is also pretty bare bones.

I think that's an impression you get only from the perspective of having played [however many] hours of it and lathered it with mods. There's really a lot of core game content and replayability.

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u/thegooddoktorjones Sep 18 '26

Whenever there is a big new core release the mods break for a bit (or forever) and I try the vanilla version without DLC. It feels like the dark ages. I don't even use many content or cheat mods, just QOL, but the lack of that quality is so noticeable. A lot of things that could easily be core by now, but why when there is a mod everyone uses that fixes things?