The Sims 3: World Adventures

The Sims 3: World Adventures is EA Mobile’s standalone life‑adventure simulation title for J2ME feature phones, developed by IronMonkey Studios and released November 2009. It is a self‑contained mobile release rather than a direct port of PC expansion pack, playable without base game. Multi‑resolution JAR builds support keypad‑based Java handsets. It retains core trait‑based life‑sim mechanics: manage sim needs, social relationships and daily life. The main highlight is world‑travel adventure: visit three exotic destinations Egypt, China and France, complete quests and simplified ruin‑exploration missions. 55 new objectives and four travel‑themed minigames including excavation and bartering are available. Players meet local NPCs and unlock exotic furniture, clothing and ingredients. Constrained by J2ME hardware, it uses isometric 2D pixel graphics, with many PC‑exclusive features such as mummies and full skill systems removed. Originally released in English only with no official Chinese localization. Fan‑translated Chinese JAR builds circulate domestically and are playable via Java emulators, serving as a travel‑themed spin‑off of The Sims franchise for feature‑phone era.

These are the default keys. These keys are fixed by FreeJ2ME; what each one does inside a game is up to the game. There are no on-screen buttons on phones, so you will need a keyboard or a gamepad. This engine has no rebinding menu. Gamepads are detected automatically.