Beecher's Hope is a ranch in Red Dead Redemption 2 that can be found in the Great Plains region of the West Elizabeth territory. It is the home of the Marston family since 1907, and it serves as the location for some of the Red Dead's most tear-jerking moments. Now, one talented gamer with an eye for detail has paid tribute to the iconic building by stunningly recreating it in The Sims 4.
The latest game in the life simulation series, The Sims 4 gives players the capabilities to create and build large or small structures at the cost of some Simoleons and a lot of time. Using the wide range of furniture, materials, and items, players can truly build whatever they desire. However, this virtual architect has pushed the tools the life simulator has to offer to its very limit, ending with impressive results.
Going viral on Reddit in the process with over 12,000 upvotes, this enormous Red Dead Redemption recreation in The Sims 4 was developed by user Vapidbobcat. Straight off the bat, it is very clear that an extraordinary amount of time, effort, and detail went into bringing the famous Western safe house to The Sims.
One of the more memorable buildings from Red Dead Redemption 2 that players have the opportunity to roam around within. The upper floor of the Marston House is formally fitted with an open master bedroom across the hall from Jack Marston's modestly small room. Under this floor, a dining room, kitchen, a living room, and a storage room that also doubles as Uncle's bedroom can be explored.
Furthermore, in Red Dead Redemption 2 and as present in The Sims 4 build, Uncle sleeps in the attic, and the storeroom is located where the bathroom should be. Additionally, various chores can also be completed around the farm, which ranges from feeding animals to cleaning pens and milking cattle.
Outside on the vast great plains, there is a corn silo, a barn, a corral, an outdoor dining area, and a small field. Although every Red Dead Redemption 2 player knows that caution must be exercised when exploring Beecher Hope's surrounding land, as packs of wolves, a few cougars, and even bears are known to lurk around the encompassing area.
Finally, the minor details such as Vapidbobcat's very own Sim sporting John Marston's legendary Red Dead Redemption outfit is the cherry on top of the cake that consequently cements this as one of the most impressive fan builds in recent time. From the cuffed arms, little brass buttons and heavy hat, this version of Beecher's Hope has it all.
The Sims 4 is available now for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
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