Anyone that has played The Sims will most certainly be familiar with the Goths. They have made an appearance in every game of the franchise, and The Sims 2 is no exception.
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The mystery of Bella Goth’s disappearance haunts many Sims fans, and it is in The Sims 2 that it is most evident. In this game, Bella Goth has been returned to the world following her abduction but has no memories of her family, which is why she can’t be found where most would expect her to be, near the rest of the Goth family. This guide will tell players hwat they need to know in order to find Bella Goth in The Sims 2.
How to Find Bella Goth in The Sims 2
In The Sims 2, Bella Goth can found wandering the streets of Strangetown. Therefore, to find Bella Goth, gamers will have to visit one of Strangetown’s community lots (88 Road to Nowhere and 94 Road to Nowhere) and keep an eye out until they spot her.
What Are Bella Goth’s Memories in The Sims 2?
When Bella Goth was abducted by aliens, her memory was wiped clean, which is why she has no recollection of her family. Gamers can add Bella Goth to their household in order to analyze her family tree and memories but, since can’t recall most of her past, they will only be met with a couple of fuzzy memories:
- Met Mystery Sim
- Made best friends with Mystery Sim
- Had very first kiss with Mystery Sim
- Kissed Mystery Sim for the first time
- Went to college
Following the huge success of the first Sims game, EA released The Sims 2 in late 2004. Like its predecessor, the game was eventually made available on consoles and received numerous expansions in the months and years following its release. It sold more than thirteen million copies during its lifetime, making it one of the best-selling PC games of all time.
- Released
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September 14, 2004
- Publisher(s)
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Electronic Arts
- Multiplayer
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Local Multiplayer
- Engine
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3D engine
- ESRB
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E10+ For Everyone 10+ due to Crude Humor, Mild Violence, Suggestive Themes