The Sims is getting a reality TV show and the winner receives $100,000
9 July 2020, 12:44
The official trailer for The Sims Spark’d reality show
The Sims Spark'd is coming to TV screens later this month and the trailer is wild.
Do you play The Sims? Are you a fan of reality TV? Would you do anything it takes to win? Well, there is a new show for you.
It's no secret that The Sims is one of the most iconic computer games of all time. Millions of us have spent countless hours glued to our screens, as we create Sims, build elaborate houses and work to make sure that our Sims find success in work and love. It's over 20 years since The Sims debuted and it still continues to amass thousands of new fans year on year.
Are you a Sims expert though? If so, The Sims Spark'd is right up your street and contestants can win a prize of $100,000.
Where can I watch The Sims Spark'd and when does it come out?
The Sims Spark'd is a brand new, first of its kind reality show which sees talented Sims players come together and compete against each other for a chance to win $100,000. Contestants are tasked with a variety of difficult challenges which involve everything from intricate Sim design to telling elaborate stories using Sims. Essentially, it puts all Sims skills to the test.
The first season of The Sims Spark'd has already been filmed but viewers at home will have a chance to take part in various challenges and win prizes too. This isn't for the faint of heart though. The trailer shows that the series is surprisingly high-stakes and emotional, with contestants breaking down as they attempt to make their way through the competition.
The series is set to start airing on TBS on July 17 but it will also be available on YouTube from July 20 via BuzzFeed Multiplayer.
Are you looking for the local airtime for episode 1?✨ #TheSimsSparkd premieres on July 17 at 11:00 p.m. ET/PT on TBS and hits Buzzfeed Multiplayer on July 20 at 8:00 a.m. https://t.co/EDhIgeh7zo
— The Sims (@TheSims) July 8, 2020
In a statement about the series, the show's executive producer, Lyndsay Pearson, said: "Since its inception, The Sims has been a groundbreaking experience, allowing players to create and virtually live out the stories they create in-game. That’s what makes it so special."
Lyndsay continued: "The Sims Spark’d continues that innovative spirit, bringing our community together to compete and showcase their in-game storytelling on a reality show in an entirely new way."