If ever proof was needed that "The Sims" build mode and live mode players are different, this is it. The Sims player Kewlcy exemplifies the live-mode sicko by building not only an underground kidnapping bunker, but an entire hidden city "for capturing and storing men."

It seems to have started in 2022, in just one house. The bunker hidden in the basement of that house was designed to look like a 50's style house, accessible through multiple long hallways and security doors.Kewlcy's amateur abduction witch sim flirted with random sims passing by the house, lured them to the basement bunker, and had an overnight affair After having an overnight affair, he locked her inside. By clicking on the door and setting it to lock to all but her own sims (a feature usually used to keep nosy neighbors from wandering into the bathroom on their own), she was able to lock them in the bunker indefinitely and make them spend the rest of their lives as captives.

Then Cusey apparently continued to build the bunker.

Since then, she has also built a farmhouse with a secret luxury bunker, a small suburban street that shares a secret bunker inspired by the TV series The OA, and a prison bunker hidden under a snowy cottage. More recently, Kewlcy took on the challenge of building an even more ambitious bunker, which took months to complete.

It has a gym, laundromat, bookstore, and movie theater for all prisoners to share. There is also a quaint little street with seven small houses, a central avenue with fake cars, and a park area. There's an authentic Vault Tech vibe, and not just because of the mid-century decor; it's no secret that many citizens of Fallout didn't know exactly what they were signing up for in their underground lives.

Kewlcy also mentions Meow Wolf's exploratory art exhibition "Convergence Station" as inspiration in one video, and having been to Meow Wolf's Omegamart experience in Las Vegas myself, the surreal underground city experience definitely comes across.

Kewlcy does not create families to live in the bunker, but rather seems to invite local sims to the bunker and lock them inside. In other words, she has no control over their behavior and simply observes them like a swarm of human ants in a terrarium.

Why, for Kewlcy's witch sims, her captives were drafted as free childcare. Other players commenting on her video suggest that the city would serve as the perfect human livestock warehouse for vampire sims. Pick your psychological crime.

Now, before you freak out and declare this an unprecedented deviance, this is the same game where one of the most popular community challenges forces a sim to give birth and raise 100 babies.

For those of you who are also live-mode weirdos, Kewlcy's bunker is in the Sims 4 gallery under the username "sweetpeaches119" so you can download and play it yourself. She tends to use objects from many different DLC packs, and the metal prison gate used in some builds is specifically from the Get To Work expansion.