Personally, I used to be addicted to Sims Mobile. And the controls are awkward to use.Īfter all, they’re made for your fingers on a smartphone.īut now you’re playing with a keyboard and touchpad- unless you’re using a touchscreen Chromebook which is better for gaming (and highly recommended).Ī convertible Chromebook works even more efficiently since it’s guaranteed to have a touchscreen and tablet mode. You download the game and run it through your Chromebook, but that’s where the issues come in.īoth games suffer from performance problems (lag, slow FPS, freezing/crashing, etc.). The way this works is that they’ll run as an “emulated” game through the Play Store. (I know I’m good enough with trying to do the daily tasks paired with the seasonal tasks then dealing with STS.)Īnd even then, you may have some difficulty getting them to run smoothly. I know some of you are satisfied with Sims Mobile (with its 1.8M reviews on the App Store), so I think people will be OK with that. Unfortunately, these are the only two games that’ll run on Chrome OS. Well into 2022, these are the Sims games that work on Chromebooks (officially supported by EA). There are two games you can try, but they’re both mobile games: At this point, EA doesn’t have any official Sims games that are made for Chromebook.
