It is. The art and sound design, the gameplay and whole concept is great. It feels like the most cohesive and inspired magic pack they ever made. I love that casting spells isn't simply levelling up a skill, and you actually need to work hard to find the ingredients and you only have a limited number of uses for your spells.
I finally got The Sims to work in Windows 10, what a hassle, thanks Microsoft for all the trouble you caused me, lol. I have been enjoying the game again especially sending my Sims to Magic Town. This time I intend to get enough magic coins (no cheats) to buy a home there, but it might take years since my Sims aren't very good at earning very many coins. I keep spending them on spells.
The best way is to max logic skill (don't get a real job, just chess all day). Then use large performance stage with the mummy over and over again when in a great mood. You should get around 300+ magicoins in a trip before your mood is too low.
Makin' Magic was the best Sims ever. I still think about it to this day, and sometimes go back and play it. There's just something about it, although it may ne nostalgia too.
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I LOVE the carnival-themed objects:
The magic duel mini-game is really fun too:
The best way is to max logic skill (don't get a real job, just chess all day). Then use large performance stage with the mummy over and over again when in a great mood. You should get around 300+ magicoins in a trip before your mood is too low.