The Seasons expansion, for instance, adds changing weather and thunderstorms.
That sounds delightful! But these packs can mix with each other to ill effect. City Living adds festivals for Sims to peruse, like a geek convention full of cosplay and esports tournaments or a comedy show. For instance, the Murphy bed in Tiny Living Stuff Pack is more lethal than becoming a vampire or pursuing a career in magical academics. The smorgasbord style of gameplay means there are always surprises that can pop up throughout the course of a playthrough. There’s a whole spectrum of experiences to enjoy here, from the mundane to the magical. Realm of Magic, on the other hand, is about going to magic school and learning how to cast a mean hex.
Get Famous is about busking on a street corner or taking crappy acting gigs until you finally become a bona fide superstar. High School Years, for instance, allows Sim teens to stress out about teenage worries like the perfect promposal. Needless to say, we started the playthrough out as the absolute outcasts of our block.Įach pack for The Sims 4 expands on, or adds to, a specific facet of the game. On a long enough timeline, that fury inevitably bubbles over, and I have to haplessly watch as she charges out into the street and mauls passersby. I started the run by keeping her unemployed I couldn’t manage her big werewolf emotions and hold down an entry-level gig. My werewolf has a constantly building rage meter that’s bubbling beneath the surface. (That’s not because of the expansions that’s on me for jumping the gun.) Image: Maxis/Electronic Arts via PolygonĪ vampire’s life is complicated enough, but adding more supernatural Sims to the mix doesn’t help. My vampire has been drinking the blood of unsuspecting Sims who wander by, which is a huge faux pas, and she also seduced a married man by accident. Supernatural Sims have their own wants and needs, and so my characters have become pariahs of the neighborhood.
I have a household with two Sims in it - one werewolf and one vampire. When I play the full version of The Sims 4, my stories quickly unfold into a wild rollercoaster of life simulation nonsense. So what happens if you own everything? I’m lucky enough to have nearly every piece of DLC, with the exception of a few cosmetic packs. It costs hundreds of dollars to grab everything on offer, but it does make a meaningful difference in the quality of gameplay. The Sims 4 is officially free to play, but players are encouraged to round the game out with the various kits, stuff packs, game packs, and expansions that are available in the store.
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