Beginner's Guide: Installation

I. INSTALLATION Sometimes the simplest things seem hard when you are so overwhelmed or excited to start you forget what to do or how to do it. So, where can you download the game from? And how do you install it? The Sims Freeplay can be downloaded from your mobile's Google Play store (for Android) or from your mobile's App Store (for iOS):

Before you download it 'though, please read the requirements (such as a stable internet connection ) and make sure that your device has enough storage for these (the app size is 13.25 MB, but I suggest you allot at least 1 GB for additional content and for enough memory to play the game).

Once you have downloaded the app, just follow the rest of the instructions on installation in the game.

Next: II. CREATING YOUR FIRST SIM

*Please note that this article is for educational purpose only; the information are given in good faith and are believed to be correct at the time of writing, and may change from time to time without notice. The images uploaded on this site were screen-captured during gameplay only; no copyright infringement intended.

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