The Sims Franchise Expands into Board Games with Goliath Games Partnership

The Sims franchise is venturing into the world of tabletop gaming for the first time ever with an upcoming board game launching in Fall 2025. This exciting new project is a collaboration with Goliath Games, a leading manufacturer of toys and games.

Goliath Games promises a fresh and engaging way for Sims fans to experience the franchise in a physical format. More details about the game will be unveiled at the New York Toy Fair, running from March 1st to 4th.

As part of its 25th-anniversary celebration, The Sims is expanding beyond digital platforms. This board game aims to capture the essence of the beloved life simulation series. Since its debut in 2000, The Sims has become one of the most successful video game franchises, boasting numerous titles, expansions, and continuous content updates. Despite the last main installment, The Sims 4, launching in 2014, the franchise remains incredibly popular thanks to ongoing support.

Jochanan Golad, CEO of Goliath Games, expressed his excitement about the partnership, emphasizing Goliath's expertise in creating immersive physical games. He assured fans the board game will offer a unique Sims experience while staying true to the core gameplay.

Lyndsay Pearson, Vice President of Creative Franchise for The Sims, highlighted the significance of this milestone in the franchise's 25th year. She lauded Goliath Games' ability to create an engaging and fun board game. The Sims Board Game will be available globally at major retailers, with further details released closer to the launch date.

At the New York Toy Fair, Goliath Games will provide a deeper look at the game's design and mechanics. While specifics remain confidential, both companies aim to integrate key elements of The Sims' life simulation, including character creation, relationships, and personal growth, into the board game experience. This innovative addition to the franchise is sure to excite both longtime Sims fans and board game enthusiasts.