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Missing Raya moments at her kampung, avid Sims gamer, Fairuza, decided to recreate some of them virtually.

"A lot of people have been building kampung houses (in The Sims game) but I thought I would go a step further."

"I decided to create scenes that are typical Raya traditions. As a kid, I used to play bunga api with my cousins during malam raya and we would have a bbq too," she said when speaking to Rojak Daily.

Fairuza, who has been a Sims player for about 15 years now said that it takes about two to three hours to create each scene on the platform.

Other scenes include her Sims family enjoying some kuih raya and even a family photoshoot.

Fairuza said that her grandparents have since passed away but in recent years, the family would gather at their's aunt's house in Kuala Lumpur.

"But this time we have chosen to stay at home rather than getting together since most of my family members are old," she said.

For all to see

Fairuza usually posts her creations on social media for friends to enjoy as well.

Other than the recent Raya related posts, Fairuza also recreated a scenes from a mamak which she has shared on her Instagram page.

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Do yall miss mamak yet? I know I do and so I recreated your favourite mamak, Pelita. Nasi kandar ☑️ Maggi goreng taknak sayur ☑️ Bubbly mamak(s) in uniform ☑️ Shisha ☑️ A big ass low quality projector ☑️ Random burger stall ☑️ Stray cats ☑️ #thesims #thesims4 #simsbuild #thesimsmalaysia #mamak #nasikandarpelita #stayathome

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"My friends are very supportive and they really love them," she said adding that creating cultural related scenes on The Sims was her way of paying homage to Malaysian culture.