SimmedUp Magazine - Issue 14 - October 21

84
Get Inspired:
Finding inspiration for your haunted
house is a must. Browse sites like
Pinterest, or do a Google
image search for haunted
houses to get an idea of
what you want to build. If
you are the type that likes
to make homes using floorplans,
look for plans of old,
Victorian houses for inspiration.
Size Doesn’t Matter:
Cursed: Things just seem to go wrong
here.
Gremlins: Stuff on this lot breaks every
night.
Creepy Crawlies: The name says it all,
better arm yourself with some raid and rat
traps.
You do not need to create a mansion for
your build to be scary. In fact, even a tiny
home can be terrifying. If you are not
experienced in building, start small. The
key to creating a haunted house is to
utilize the tools available to make it
spooky. The new pond tool used with
dark water and some crocs is a great way
to add some fear to the front yard.
Crack, stains, and other items found in
the build buy catalog can help you create
a house that will have Sims running for the
hills of Henford.
Vampire Nexus: Vampires are drawn to
this lot and are more likely to visit.
With these rules in mind, you are ready to
start creating your creepy anode… Don’t
be scared to experiment with different
items, colors, and shapes to make this
home as spooky as possible.