The Sims 4 is a game that allows players to create and control virtual people in a virtual world. The Sims 4 is similar to The Sims 3, but with better graphics and more features. While The Sims 4 may be the most popular life simulation game out there, there are plenty of other games that offer a similar experience. Here are five of the best:

• Second Life
  Second Life is a game that allows players to create and control their own avatars in a virtual world. Second Life is similar to The Sims 4 in that it has realistic graphics and allows players to control their avatars. However, Second Life is more focused on social interaction than The Sims 4.
• Animal Crossing
  Animal Crossing is a life simulation game with a unique twist: instead of controlling human characters, players control anthropomorphic animals. The player's task is to build a life for their animal character, including making friends, decorating their home, and going on adventures.
• The Sims Medieval
  The Sims Medieval is a spin-off of the Sims franchise that takes place in, you guessed it, the medieval era. Players can create their own characters and kingdoms, and must complete various quests to advance the story.
• Virtual Families
  Virtual Families is a life simulation game in which players adopt and care for a virtual family. Players must help their family members meet their needs, find a job, and keep the household running smoothly.
• Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town
  Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town is a farming simulation game that was released in 2003. Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town is available for the Game Boy Advance. Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town is similar to The Sims 4 in that players can control virtual people. However, Harvest Moon: Friends of Mineral Town focuses on farming and does not feature some of the more mature content found in The Sims 4.