New positions now open for Tomodachi Life and The Sims player coverage!
Sims Community is celebrating its 13th year next month and we can’t wait to start the celebrations with special announcements. Until then, we have some new positions open for the Author Team of Sims Community! Including coverage of The Sims player stories and Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream guide and community content.
For more information on how to join and what the benefits and responsibilities are, refer to our official introduction and open roles listed below:
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Join The Team Introduction
This is a freelance paid opportunity on a monthly basis to create original content and reports about The Sims and Life Simulation games. We’ve opened up several new freelance positions for the Sims Community website and LifeSim Games category. Down below you’ll find several freelance writing roles with descriptions, features and requirements. You can use the application right below the open roles to send in your team submission.
All applicants must be over 18 years old for online payment reasons.
The Sims Player Stories Reporter
As a Sims Player Stories reporter your responsibility is to put all the drama and scandals that players have reported happening in their Sims game. You’re highlighting all the highs and the lows of everyday situations in The Sims games and know how to find hidden story and playthrough situation gems.
Your reponsibilities as a Sims Player Stories reporter include staying up to date on trending social community boards for all the gameplay stories and situations. Writing short and long content depending on the length of situation, you know how to put a spotlight and properly retell and credit the player’s story.
Roles and Responsibilities:
- Write original Sims Player Stories ranging from main game entries (The Sims 4, The Sims 3 etc.) to Sims game spin-offs.
- The author has to have a bookmark of all the trending sources of Sims player stories. We can provide with some navigational tips in the second rounds!
- Whether it’s a random game scenario, glitch or new feature spotted, the author has to have the game and ability to recreate the scenario with a screenshot for purposes of occasional spotlight on our Social Media feeds.
We Expect From You:
- Knowledge in writing English game content for online platforms.
- Skills in capturing quality in-game screenshots and footage.
What’s In It For You?
- Monthly freelance fee based on the number and length of articles you’ve written (Will be discussed in the second round of applications)
- A set of tools, documentation, and assistance to create your next Sims article masterpiece.
LifeSim Games: Tomodachi Life Reporter
Own a Nintendo Switch and the latest Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream release? We need your help to cover all the game features and community creations!
We’re looking for a LifeSim Games reporter interested in doing coverage on guides for the newly released Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream for Nintendo Switch. Including coverage of player creations and stories posted publicly!
Your responsibilities as a Tomodachi Life Reporter include staying up-to-date on all the official game updates and announcements, reporting on them and creating original guide content.
Roles and Responsibilities:
- Write original gameplay guide and community content for Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream
- Interest in doing retroactive coverage about the first series entry in the Tomodachi Life franchise
We Expect From You:
- Knowledge in writing English game content for online platforms.
- Skills in capturing quality in-game screenshots and footage.
- Ownership of Nintendo Switch / Switch 2 and Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream game.
What’s In It For You?
- Monthly freelance fee based on the number and length of articles you’ve written (Will be discussed in the second round of applications)
- A set of tools, documentation, and assistance to create your next article masterpiece.
LifeSim Games: General Life Simulation Games Reporter
As a General Life Simulation Games Reporter you’ll be working on both spotlighting new indie and publisher game releases that revolve around life and city simulation. You’re also a player reporter on all the engaging content and adventures from Sims creators who have departed covering The Sims and are covering other game franchises. Putting a spotlight on positive life simulation creator stories and endeavours!
Roles and Responsibilities:
- Cover regular news and updates on interesting Life Sim and City Sim games from different game publishers and indie studios.
- Do player reports about ex-Sims creators who are trying different simulation games and engage a healthy discussion in your article reports.
- Spotlight new creators and custom creations in the Life Simulation Games genre; whether it’s from InZOI, Paralives, UGC content for Tomodachi Life / Animal Crossing and others.
We Expect From You:
- Knowledge in writing English game content for online platforms.
- Skills in capturing quality in-game screenshots and footage.
- A thorough understanding of multiple Life Simulation game series.
- Ability to run InZOI on at least Medium Graphics, Paralives and optionally have the consoles required for Nintendo Life Sims.
What’s In It For You?
- Monthly freelance fee based on the number and length of articles you’ve written (Will be discussed in the second round of applications)
- A set of tools, documentation, and assistance to create your next Life Sim article masterpiece.
Suggest your role!
Whether it’s Sims influencer news or original let’s play articles, we’d love to hear if you’d have a role perfect for the Sims Community team! Our 4th position is open to anything that you could think of related to writing about The Sims, InZOI and Paralives at the moment.
How To Apply
Down below is the Sims Community Freelance Team Application form. Where you can input your name, email and preferred team role that we suggested above. You’ll need to provide an article example of the content you want to create for Sims Community. Here are our tips to get you started:
- Choose a Team Role: Select one of the four Sims Community team roles listed above.
- Write an Article: Craft a 300 to 600-word article on your chosen team role topic. Ensure it captures the essence of your writing style.
- Include Screenshots: Enrich your article with in-game screenshots that complement your content. Screenshots provide a visual context, making your article more engaging and relatable.
- Upload the Article Sample as a document file to Google Docs / Microsoft Word online / Dropbox / Weshare / other document sharing solutions. Include the link of your uploaded file in the submission form below!
- Write a short introduction message about yourself.
Sims Community Freelance Team Application Form
The deadline for sending in your Sims Community team application is on April 30th, 2026 at 10AM Pacific Time. Which is when we’ll be removing the Team Application Form above. If the application form doesn’t work for you, you can send your application directly to our contact@simscommunity.info email with all the required details.
We’ll make sure to inform all applicants who’ve applied properly using the form above about their status in the week after through our e-mail response.
Stay tuned on Sims Community for regular updates on current and future team applications!
