The Sims: Online

Own a chain of pay bathroom stalls, sell pizzas in your backyard, or charge people to peek inside your dungeon of love. It’s just a few of the ways you can earn a living in the addictive world of The Sims Online, where demented entrepreneurs and smooth operators are king. The name of the game is getting noticed in SimWorld, whether it be by selling unique services or just becoming the stud around town (no STD’s to worry about—yet.) One fair warning, however: unlike the previous Sims games, all of these citizens are controlled by actual people. In other words, you might want to double-check the genders of those two cuties before you try to score the world’s first virtual hot-tub ménage à trois.