About Me:

Hello, my dear friend!

I'm Kophia Blue, a player and a BIG LOVER of the The Sims franchise. This journey began way back in 2014, when The Sims 4 had just been released and all I could do was watch videos about it on YouTube. I still remember what a huge fan I was, watching all kinds of content from Italian YouTubers: Let's Plays, challenges, building, new packs. Every kind of video imaginable.

I can't forget the original worlds, especially the free ones: Willow Creek, Oasis Springs, and Newcrest, with all that white, light blue, and green. Pretty... peculiar! And remember when babies aged straight into children, or when pools weren't even in the game at launch? Ugh... so much has changed! My parents bought me The Sims 4 with a few packs (Parenthood, Vintage Glamour, and Bowling Night) as... a gift? Well, you get the idea! That was in 2018 or 2019.

What about the other chapters of the saga? Wweeellll... I don't remember how I discovered the other three games. It happened naturally, I think, and—if I'm not mistaken—it started with The Sims 3. Over the years, I've gone through all sorts of phases: live-mode player, builder, starting a save only to abandon it hours later and make a new one, and eventually, "I must know EVERYTHING about this franchise!" So, if I know so much about these games—their lore, secrets, development, and little details—it's thanks to my different levels of obsession with The Sims.

I-I— I just can't! It's stronger than me! No other game has ever fascinated me quite like The Sims. Maybe a few others have come close, but two things are as certain as sunlight: first, The Sims was the first game to make me feel this way; and second, I don't think I know as much about anything else as I do about The Sims. At least, as far as I can tell!

At first, my passion for The Sims was something shared only between the Sims and me, because I had no one to share it with.

That changed when the global pandemic came along. I explored different social media platforms, but nothing quite compared to YouTube and Tumblr. I also had Instagram and TikTok, but they just weren't my cup of tea. Besides, there were already too many platforms to keep up with!

And so, here we are: me, my YouTube channel, and my Tumblr blog. On YouTube, I mainly share building content and custom worlds, but who am I to say no to other kinds of content?

Feel free to have a look around!