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2014 life simulation video game

2014 video game

The Sims 4
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2019–present box art
Developer(s) Maxis[a]
Publisher(s) Electronic Arts
Director(s)
  • Michael Duke
  • Berjes Enriquez
  • Jim Rogers
  • Robert Vernick
Producer(s)
  • Kevin Gibson
  • Grant Rodiek
  • Ryan Vaughan
Designer(s)
  • Eric Holmberg-Weidler
  • Matt Yang
Artist(s)
  • Magnus Hollmo
  • Samantha Miceli
  • Steven Ross
Writer(s) Danielle von Mayrhauser
Composer(s) Ilan Eshkeri
Series The Sims
Platform(s)
  • Microsoft Windows
  • macOS
  • PlayStation 4
  • Xbox One
Release Microsoft Windows
  • NA: September 2, 2014
  • EU/AU: September 4, 2014
  • UK: September 5, 2014
macOS
  • WW: February 17, 2015
PlayStation 4, Xbox One
  • WW: November 17, 2017
Genre(s) Social simulation
Mode(s) Single-player

The Sims 4 is a 2014 social simulation game developed by Maxis and published by Electronic Arts. It is the fourth major title in The Sims series. It was announced on May 6, 2013, and released in September 2014 for Microsoft Windows. Versions for macOS were released worldwide on February 17, 2015, and PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles worldwide on November 17, 2017.

The Sims 4 focuses on its improved character creation and house building tools, as well as deeper in-game simulation with the new emotion and personality systems for Sims. The Sims 4 has received many paid downloadable content packs since its release. Eleven expansion packs, ten "game packs", eighteen "stuff packs", and nine "kits" have been released; the most recent expansion pack is Cottage Living, released on July 22, 2021. Additionally, many free updates have been released throughout the game's lifespan that include major features and additions to the game, such as the addition of swimming pools, character customization options, and terrain tools.

The game received mixed reviews upon its release, with the majority of criticism directed towards its lack of content and missing features compared to previous entries in the series.

Gameplay [edit]

The Sims 4 is a strategic social simulation video game, similar to preceding titles in the series. There is no primary objective or goal to achieve (with the exception of some game packs), and instead of fulfilling objectives, the player is encouraged to make choices and engage fully in an interactive environment.[1] [2] The focus of the game is on the simulated lives of virtual people called "Sims", and the player is responsible for directing their actions, attending to their needs, and helping them attain their desires.[1] [3] Players control their life and explore different personalities which change the way the game plays out. "Simoleon" (§) is the unit of currency used in the game.[1] Players can play with pre-existing Sims and families, or create their own.[2] [3]

Sims primarily make money by getting a job, or selling crafted items such as paintings and garden produce.[1] Sims need to develop skills for jobs and crafting items, for example, Sims in the Culinary career track need to be proficient in the Cooking skill. Players can place their Sims in pre-constructed homes or build their houses using in-game building tools, then furnish the homes with objects from an in-game catalog.[1] Optional add-ons and expansion packs expand the number of features, tools, and objects available to play with.[4]

Create-a-Sim [edit]

Sliders in The Sims 4 's Create-a-Sim mode are removed in favor of direct mouse manipulation.

Create-a-Sim is the main interface for creating Sims in The Sims 4, and is significantly changed from previous The Sims games. Sliders for adjusting facial and bodily features are removed, and replaced by direct mouse manipulation.[1] [5] [6] By clicking, dragging, and pulling with the mouse, players may directly manipulate the facial and bodily features of a Sim, such as body parts like the abdomen, chest, legs, arms and feet.[7] [2] However, fitness and fatness levels are still adjusted with sliders. Selections of pre-made designs of Sims are available to choose from, and range in body shape and ethnicity.[7]

Sims have seven life stages: baby, toddler, child, teenager, young adult, adult, and elder. All life stages can be created in Create-a-Sim, with the exception of the baby life stage. Toddlers were absent from the original game release, but were added via a patch in 2017.[8]

Each Sim has three personality traits, and an aspiration containing its own special trait.[1] [2] Traits form the personality of a Sim, and significantly affect a Sim's behavior and emotions.[9] [6] Aspirations are lifelong goals for Sims, Sims get a reward trait for completing an aspiration, which gives them an advantage in actions relevant to the aspiration.[10] Sims can also have likes and dislikes that determine aesthetics and activities Sims prefer.[11]

There are hairstyles, with several hair color options, for both male and female Sims. All clothing options are available across all outfits, and players are allowed up to five outfits per category. There is a filter panel where clothing options can be sorted by color, material, outfit category, fashion choice, style, content and packs.[6]

Gender options for Sims were expanded in a 2016 patch, allowing for greater freedom of gender expression. With this update, hairstyles and outfits can be worn by any Sim of any gender, and pregnancy is now possible regardless of gender.[12] [13] The diversity of skin tones in the game was greatly expanded in a 2020 patch. With this update, the skin colors of Sims are set by dividing them into warm, neutral and cold tones, and the transparency and saturation of skin tones and makeup colors can be adjusted to the player's desired color.[14]

Build mode [edit]

Build mode in The Sims 4 adds several tools for resizing, moving and cloning entire rooms.

Build mode is the main interface for constructing and furnishing houses and lots in The Sims 4. Buy mode, the interface for buying house furnishings in previous games, is merged into Build mode.[15] Some locked items may be unlocked through the progression of career levels or cheats.[16]

The Sims 4 features a revamped, room-based Build mode. Entire buildings and rooms can be moved across a lot, including all objects, floor and wall coverings, doors and windows.[17] There is also a search function to search for Build mode objects.[18] There are pre-made rooms that can be placed instantly. Wall heights can be adjusted. Players can also place down fully furnished rooms in a variety of styles.[18] [2] [1] Swimming pools and ponds can be constructed with their respective tools.[19] [20]

Walls can now have three different heights, to be set for each level of a building.[18] Windows can be moved up or down vertically along a wall. Windows can also be automatically added to rooms, then adjusted by the player as needed. Columns automatically stretch or contract to match the height of the walls on a particular level, and can be added to railings.[18] Foundations can be added to or removed from a building, and the height of the foundation can be adjusted.[18] Half walls can be built, in many height options. L- and U-shaped stairs can be constructed, as well as ladders.[21] [22] Platforms can be constructed to adjust the height of a room's floor.[23]

Gallery [edit]

The Gallery is an online exchange for player-generated content in The Sims 4.[24] It allows players to share Sims, families, households, rooms and buildings with other players, and allows players to download creations by other players within the game.[1] Unlike the Exchange networks in previous titles, the Gallery is fully integrated into The Sims 4, and content can be added to the Gallery directly from within the game, or downloaded and immediately used in-game.[25] [1] The Gallery is also accessible through The Sims 4 website, or the now-defunct mobile app.[26] The Gallery was made available to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of The Sims 4 in 2020.[27]

Worlds [edit]

Worlds in The Sims 4
World Associated pack
Willow Creek Base game
Oasis Springs Base game
Newcrest Base game (via a patch)
Granite Falls Outdoor Retreat
Magnolia Promenade Get to Work
Windenburg Get Together
San Myshuno City Living
Forgotten Hollow Vampires
Selvadorada Jungle Adventure
Brindleton Bay Cats & Dogs
Del Sol Valley Get Famous
StrangerVille StrangerVille
Sulani Island Living
Glimmerbrook Realm of Magic
Britechester Discover University
Evergreen Harbor Eco Lifestyle
Batuu Star Wars: Journey to Batuu
Mt. Komorebi Snowy Escape
Henford-on-Bagley Cottage Living

In The Sims 4, a world is a collection of individual neighborhoods within a single playable map.[28] Sims can visit different worlds without having to move houses, and Sims from inactive households may occasionally be seen visiting other worlds. Most lots can be visited directly from the map, and will have a unique lot assignment. Secret lots cannot be visited from the map, and can only be accessed through interacting with neighborhood amenities, or through active careers.[29] [1] Additional worlds are introduced to the game via patches, expansion packs and "game packs".[30]

Unlike The Sims 3, The Sims 4 does not have an open world feature, and travelling between lots will require a loading screen. Neighborhoods, however, allow some open world functionality by allowing Sims to explore freely within the neighborhood's boundaries. Switching between worlds also brings up a loading screen; players can jump between worlds by going into map view or by using the phone to travel.[31] [1]

The Sims 4 comes with three worlds: Willow Creek – a New Orleans-inspired world, Oasis Springs – a Southwestern United States-inspired world, and Newcrest – a world containing blank lots free for the player to build upon.[1] [32] Additional worlds are included in expansion packs and game packs, with the added world usually being a core feature of the pack. For example, Island Living introduces a tropical island world named Sulani, Jungle Adventure introduces a Latin American-inspired vacation world named Selvadorada, Get Together introduces a European-inspired world named Windenburg, and Snowy Escape introduces a snow-capped mountainous Japanese-inspired world named Mt. Komorebi.[30] [4]

Emotions [edit]

Emotion is a gameplay mechanic introduced in The Sims 4. It builds upon the mood system of Sims in previous titles, but is more easily affected by in-game events and social interactions with other Sims.[1] [33] Positive and negative moodlets (a type of buff) influence the current emotion of a Sim. The current emotional state of a Sim is depicted in the lower left corner of the screen while playing.[1]

There are several ranges of emotions. Sims may reach one stage of an emotion, and then progress to a second, more extreme stage of the same emotion.[33] Some emotions may lead to a third stage, which is an extreme emotional stage that can lead to emotional death, if the extreme emotion is not resolved.[34] [35]

Development [edit]

Pre-release [edit]

Development of The Sims 4 began as an online multiplayer title, under the working title of "Olympus".[36] It was planned to incorporate online multiplayer gameplay, as part of publisher Electronic Arts' (EA) plan to release more online multiplayer titles. EA labels president Frank Gibeau stated in 2012, "I have not green-lit one game to be developed as a single player experience. Today, all of our games include online applications and digital services that make them live 24/7/365."[37]

However, these plans were changed after the negative launch reception of SimCity, also developed by Maxis, in March 2013, which was plagued with widespread technical and gameplay problems related to the game's mandatory network connection.[38] [36] As a result, development for The Sims 4 pivoted back to a single player title.[39] [40] The switch in format occurred relatively late in development – an alternate version of the promotional site leaked in August 2013 indicated that online functions were still present,[36] and remnants of this planned online functionality remain in the game's files. An internet connection is only required during the initial installation process, for game activation with an Origin account.[41] [42]

EA Salt Lake, which housed Maxis staff assisting The Sims 4 development, suffered major layoffs during a restructure in January 2014.[43] IGN indicated that all Maxis staff at Salt Lake had either been laid off or migrated to the Redwood Shores studio.[44] [36] EA Salt Lake would eventually be shut down in 2017.[45] It was indicated that these development issues, in particular the switch from the multiplayer to single player format, resulted in several missing features at the game's launch.[36]

Ilan Eshkeri composed the game's orchestral soundtrack, which was recorded at Abbey Road Studios and performed by the London Metropolitan Orchestra.[46] [47]

Post-release [edit]

2014–2019 box art for The Sims 4. This box art and logo were replaced as part of the game's 2019 rebrand.

The Sims 4 regularly receives free patches, usually fixing bugs and adding features and objects to the game. Notable features added via patches include pools, toddler Sim life stage, the Newcrest world, gender customization in Create-a-Sim, hot tubs and the calendar system.

Maxis began releasing paid downloadable content packs for the game from 2015 onwards. Expansion packs focus on major new features, with many objects, clothes, styles, worlds and life states are geared towards the pack's major theme. "Game packs" also add new features, objects, clothes, styles, worlds and life states, similar to expansion packs, albeit at a smaller scale.[48] "Stuff packs" are minor content packs which usually only add objects and minor gameplay features. "Kits" are the smallest content packs, with each kit exclusively focusing on adding Build mode items, Create-a-Sim items, or gameplay additions.[49]

A 64-bit version of The Sims 4 was patched into the game in 2015.[50] The 32-bit version of the game remained included alongside the 64-bit version, until the introduction of the Legacy Edition in 2019.[51] The Legacy Edition of The Sims 4 is maintained for backward compatibility purposes, for Windows PCs unable to run the 64-bit version, and Macs that do not support the Metal graphics API. It does not support content packs released after Realm of Magic, and does not receive any further content updates.[51]

Maxis revealed a rebrand to The Sims 4 in July 2019, introducing redesigned logos, branding colors, and a new game interface. All box arts for the base game, expansion packs, game packs and stuff packs were redesigned as well.[52] In 2021, EA affirmed their commitment to long-term support for The Sims 4, for "ten years, fifteen years, or more", citing a "shift across the entire games industry to support and nurture our communities long-term".[53]

As The Sims 4 received more patches and content packs, lags and freezes in the simulation of the game began to occur more frequently, an issue coined as "simulation lag".[54] This issue was officially acknowledged by Maxis via a blog post in April 2021, with a patch released in July 2021 alleviating "simulation lag" issues, albeit not completely fixing them.[54] [55]

Significant The Sims 4 patch features
Patch release date Significant feature(s) added[56] [57]
October 1, 2014[58] Ghost Sim life state; death flower plant
November 4, 2014[58] [19] Swimming pools; various swimwear
December 16, 2014[59] Two new active careers: Business and Athletic; paid time off and family leave options; added "bb.moveobjects" cheat.
March 26, 2015[60] Main menu redesign; basements, down to two levels down, plus one additional above ground floor, bringing the total floors available to six; notebook feature on the phone, which catalogs a Sim's gardening or fishing discoveries; paint by reference option on the easel.
June 11, 2015[61] Newcrest, a new world containing fifteen empty lots; welcome wagon from new neighbors; custom room tool.
July 9, 2015[62] Half walls; locked doors; gender-specific bathroom doors.
December 4, 2015 64-bit executable; new Pool venue type; customize pool water color; colored world map overhaul.
February 4, 2016 Gardener NPC; Kleptomaniac trait
June 3, 2016[63] All Create-a-Sim content is available to both sexes, as well as gender customization.
October 27, 2016[64] Duplicate function for build mode; new lot traits.
January 12, 2017[8] Main menu redesign; toddler Sim life stage, along with toddler traits, skills, outfits and objects; added teeth customization for Sims.
November 11, 2017[65] Photography skill ported from Get to Work; new roof customization options.
February 6, 2018[66] Ten new skin tones.
June 19, 2018[67] Glass roofs; cold and hot-weather outfit categories and Swimwear category for toddlers to CAS in preparation for the Seasons expansion pack; revamped gardening skill.
November 13, 2018[68] New careers: Style Influencer and self-employment; first-person Sim camera; terrain tools.
April 16, 2019[69] New Freelancer career.
July 16, 2019[70] Main menu redesign; new Create-a-Sim stories mode; added "bb.showliveeditobjects" cheat.
September 5, 2019[71] Configurable stairs, allowing for them to turn in different directions.
November 12, 2019[72] Multi-story columns; high DPI user interface scaling.
June 3, 2020[73] Firefighter NPC; Repo Person NPC ported from Discover University; ladders; free placement of doors and windows; improved inventory management and bills.
November 10, 2020[74] Platform tool allowing split-level building; more half wall options; sentiments and Sim profiles.
December 7, 2020[75] Main menu redesign; skin tone revamp with 100+ new skin tones; new sliders for adjusting make-up and skin colors.
March 23, 2021[76] Bunk beds and updated hair designs.
May 27, 2021[77] Likes and dislikes system; new hair colors.
July 20, 2021[20] Pond tool; food delivery services; calendar system ported from Seasons.
September 7, 2021[78] Fingernail and toenail colors for Sims
September 21, 2021[79] 1,200 color swatches for 149 base game objects
November 2, 2021[80] Gameplay scenarios
November 30, 2021[81] Neighborhood Stories feature

Mod support [edit]

The Windows and macOS versions of The Sims 4 have extensive mod support, as per tradition in the main The Sims series. There are two types of mods: script mods and custom content.[82] Script mods are written in Python, typically modifying or adding gameplay mechanics.[83] [84] There is also a large variety of custom content available, such as custom hairstyles, clothing, skin tones and furniture.[82]

The game was upgraded from Python 3.3.5 to 3.7.0 in a 2018 patch, which broke compatibility with existing script mods. All incompatible script mods have to be updated for the patch.[85]

The Sims 4 was criticized by players for the lack of diversity options in Create-a-Sim, leading players to create custom content to fill gaps in the game's diversity options.[86] [87] [88] Due to player demand, Maxis consulted these custom content creators when developing a wider range of skin tones for a 2020 patch.[75] [89]

Marketing and release [edit]

Gameplay demos of The Sims 4 's Create-a-Sim feature at Gamescom 2013

In May 2013, Electronic Arts confirmed that The Sims 4 was in development, and would be scheduled for release in 2014.[90] The Sims 4 was officially unveiled via gameplay demos and release trailers in August 2013 at Gamescom.[91]

On May 14, 2014, producer Ryan Vaughan unveiled another Create-a-Sim trailer on YouTube. This included a preview of what pre-made Sims would look like in The Sims 4.[92] The development team unveiled another trailer on May 28, 2014, that showcased the new Build mode features.[93] [94] Additional game footage and the release date were revealed at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) on June 9, 2014, and the game's North American release date of September 2, 2014 was announced.[94] [95] The Sims 4 was later released on September 4, 2014, in the European Union, Australia and Brazil.

A free playable demo of the Create-a-Sim feature was made available for download on Aug 12, 2014.[92] [96] [5] The pre-order exclusive Limited Edition of the game adds the "Life of the Party" downloadable content. The Origin-exclusive Digital Deluxe Edition additionally adds the "Awesome Animal Hats" and "Up All Night" downloadable content, and a digital release of the game's soundtrack.[97]

SteelSeries and EA announced a series of themed computer peripherals to coincide with the game's release, including a pair of headphones, a mouse that changes color based on the playable Sim's mood, and a mousepad.[98] [99]

EA announced a collaboration in 2019 with Italian designer Moschino. The collaboration includes a collection of pixel art clothing inspired by the franchise, and a Moschino-themed stuff pack.[100] A reality competition TV series, The Sims Spark'd, premiered on TBS on July 17, 2020, featuring twelve contestants from popular YouTube channels in The Sims community.[101] Contestants are tasked with challenges within The Sims 4 to create characters and stories following the challenge's themes and limitations.[101]

The "Sims Sessions" music festival was a limited-time event hosted from June 29 to July 7, 2021, which was accessible within a special area in the game world.[102] Singers Bebe Rexha, Glass Animals frontman Dave Bayley, and Joy Oladokun recorded Simlish versions of their songs "Sabotage", "Heat Waves", and "Breathe Again", respectively, for their in-game performances during the event.[102]

Controversies [edit]

Missing features [edit]

Early in the development process, it was revealed that Create-a-Style, a color customization feature introduced in The Sims 3, would not be added to The Sims 4, in lieu of other features. Maxis announced through a series of tweets that the game would ship with a "stripped-down" version of story-progression (a gameplay mechanic controlling neighborhood autonomy), and that basements, grocery stores, schools and work locations would not be featured in the game.[103] [104]

These announcements sparked criticism among players, who speculated that the exclusion of arguably core features were intended to be left out for paid downloadable content, or in order to make rushed deadlines.[105] [106] [107] Maxis contended that it was "not possible for us to include every single feature and piece of content we added to The Sims 3 over the last five years", but clarified that they may be able to add these features back in at some point in the future.[106] [107] Producer Graham Nardone attributed the sacrifice of "standard" gameplay features to time constraints, complexity and distribution of developers, the comparative lack of available developers to some areas of production to other areas, as well as risk factors.[108] [107]

Producer Rachel Franklin later acknowledged the concerns of players in an official blog post, explaining that Maxis was focused on The Sims 4 's new core game engine technologies, and that the sacrifices the team had to make were a "hard pill to swallow". Franklin stated that the team was focused "delivering on the vision set out for The Sims 4", and were focused on the new features such as Sim emotions, as well as the improved Create-a-Sim and Build/Buy mode. Hence, the new features detracted focus from other features such as adding swimming pools and toddler Sim life stage,[109] [107] which have since been added to the game via free patches.[58] [8]

Star Wars: Journey to Batuu [edit]

Star Wars: Journey to Batuu, the ninth game pack for The Sims 4, was announced on August 27, 2020. The game pack announcement was received negatively by players, who felt it de-prioritized features that were still missing from the game, and indicated this pack release was part of Maxis' roadmap for the game in 2020, and that Maxis had worked on it for months.[110] [111] Others presumed that it was a contractual obligation given EA's ownership of the Star Wars video game franchise.[112] [113]

An independent poll, hosted before the release of the pack, asked players what themes they would like to see in future The Sims 4 content packs; Star Wars came in last out of twenty-one possible choices.[114] Executive producer Lyndsay Pearson addressed the criticism in a series of tweets on September 1, 2020, taking responsibility for approving the Star Wars pack, but clarified that Maxis simultaneously works on and listens to feedback for other themes for the game.[115] [116] [110]

Variety of skin tones [edit]

Since its release, The Sims 4 had been receiving complaints from players about the lack of realistic skin tones for Sims, particularly for darker-skinned Sims.[117] [88] Amira Virgil, better known as Xmiramira, who develops custom content for the game for darker-skinned Sims, had been critical of the game's lack of diversity options in Create-a-Sim.[86] [87] Following her appearance on the reality TV series The Sims Spark'd, her mods for additional dark skin tones for Sims received increased media attention.[86] [87] [118] Following this, Pearson posted a video on Twitter in August 2020, stating that the development team would fix the visual artifacts of the current skin tones and bring new skin tones into the game in the fall.[119] [118]

Pearson further reiterated these sentiments in a blog post on The Sims official website in September 2020, stating that the development team was committed to expanding representation in the game.[120] Updates to skin tones for Sims were introduced in a December 2020 patch, which include adjustable sliders that modify the brightness of the skin colors, as well as significantly more skin tone presets.[121] [89] Maxis consulted custom content creators, including Xmiramira, during the process of creating the update.[89] Sliders for makeup were also introduced, so makeup on Sims would better match the new skin tones.[75]

Reception [edit]

The Sims 4 received mixed reviews from critics upon release. Review aggregator site Metacritic gave The Sims 4 a score of 70% based on 74 reviews, indicating "mixed or average reviews".[122] The PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions, released in 2017, both received a score of 66%.[123] [124]

Many reviewers criticized The Sims 4 's lack of features and missing content compared to previous titles, particularly The Sims 3 's Create-a-Style and open world features. Frequent loading screens and glitches were also mentioned.[131] [132] [126] Lee Cooper of Hardcore Gamer described The Sims 4 as a "half-hearted experience wrapped in a neat and pretty package".[127] Jim Sterling of The Escapist noted an "overall lack of engagement", and declared that "The Sims 4 is basically The Sims 3, but shrunken and sterile".[133] Kevin VanOrd of GameSpot stated, "The Sims 4 's biggest problem is that The Sims 3 exists".[126] Kallie Plagge of IGN was disappointed by the lack of "cool objects" in place of missing content, concluding, "it's a good start to what may eventually be expanded into a great Sims game, but it's not there yet".[128] Nick Tan of Game Revolution describes the game as a "case study for loss aversion", noting frustration among Sims fans due to the missing features and content, concluding that the game is "woefully incomplete, despite being unexpectedly solid and entertaining in its current state."[125]

On the positive end, reviewers praised the game's new emotion and multitasking systems, visual design, revamped Build mode, and the Gallery feature. Plagge of IGN stated that she did not need micromanage Sims' interactions with the multitasking system, and described the Build mode improvements as "universally exciting".[128] Cooper of Hardcore Gamer described the new Create-a-Sim as a "veritable hodgepodge of options", despite the lack of Create-a-Style.[127] VanOrd of GameSpot praised the visual and audio design, and the combination of the emotion and multitasking systems as a "sheer delight".[126] Tan of Game Revolution noted the "unbelievable" quality of the character animations, intuitive Create-a-Sim, and stated the Gallery feature is "swift and uncomplicated".[125] Chris Thursten of PC Gamer highlighted the new graphical style, better animations, and stated that the emotion system "changes the feel and flow of the game".[130] Alexander Sliwinski from Joystiq praised the new search function in Build mode.[129]

Sales and revenue [edit]

The Sims 4 has 36 million players worldwide across all platforms as of 2021, and has generated over $1 billion of total revenue as of 2019.[134] [135] NetBet released a survey in 2021 on video game revenue data, estimating that The Sims 4 brings in $462 million annually.[136] [137]

At release, The Sims 4 was the first PC game to top the all-format video game charts in two years.[138] In 2018, EA reported that the game had 10 million players.[139] In 2020, the game had a total of 20 million players, and 10 million monthly active users.[140] [141]

Expansion packs [edit]

Name Release date Description
Get to Work PC:
  • NA: March 31, 2015
  • EU: April 2, 2015
Console:
  • WW: March 20, 2018
 Allows Sims to run their own business and introduces three active careers: Doctor, Detective, and Scientist.
Get Together PC:[142]
  • NA: December 8, 2015
  • EU: December 10, 2015
Console:
  • WW: September 11, 2018
 The pack focuses on socializing, partying, creating and managing clubs, along with the European-inspired world named Windenburg.
City Living PC:
  • NA: November 1, 2016
  • EU: November 3, 2016
Console:
  • WW: November 14, 2017
 Introduces a city world named San Myshuno and allows Sims to rent apartments, sing karaoke, and go to festivals.[143]
Cats & Dogs PC:
  • WW: November 10, 2017
Console:
  • WW: July 31, 2018
 Allows Sims to own cats and dogs, along with the ability to build and manage vet clinics.[144]
Seasons PC:
  • WW: June 22, 2018
Console:
  • WW: November 13, 2018
 Adds weather, seasons, holidays and a new botanist profession[145]
Get Famous PC:
  • WW: November 16, 2018
Console:
  • WW: February 12, 2019
 Adds a celebrity system, an acting career and a new world catered towards film making and famous Sims[146]
Island Living PC:
  • WW: June 21, 2019
Console:
  • WW: July 16, 2019
 The pack focuses on relaxation, island life, exploring the ocean in many ways, enjoying various beach activities, and reintroduces mermaids as a playable life state.[147]
Discover University PC:
  • WW: November 15, 2019
Console:
  • WW: December 17, 2019
 Re-introduces the college experience to the game, and adds robots, roommates, new careers, the new campus world of Britechester, where two rival universities are located.[148]
Eco Lifestyle
  • WW: June 5, 2020
 The pack focuses on sustainability, sustainable living, renewable energy and crafting.
Snowy Escape
  • WW: November 13, 2020
 Introduces winter-based activities in a Japanese-based world named Mt. Komorebi.
Cottage Living
  • WW: July 22, 2021
 The pack focuses on country life, farming and various farm animals, along with an England-inspired rural world named Henford-on-Bagley.

Game packs [edit]

Name Release date Description
Outdoor Retreat PC:
  • WW: January 13, 2015
Console:
  • WW: December 4, 2018
 Adds a new world called Granite Falls. Sims can vacation outdoors in a national park. Adds the Herbalism skill, as well as outfits, objects, and game interactions related to outdoor activities.
Spa Day PC:
  • WW: July 14, 2015
Console:
  • WW: April 18, 2019
 Adds the Spa lot type. Adds massages, meditation, mud baths, saunas and yoga, as well as a new Wellness skill, as well as new outfits, objects and game interactions relating to a spa.
Dine Out PC:
  • WW: June 7, 2016
Console:
  • WW: January 8, 2018
 Allows Sims to visit, build and run their own restaurants. Restaurant owners can experiment with new foods and employ staff. Also includes new outfits and objects relating to restaurants.
Vampires PC:
  • WW: January 24, 2017
Console:
  • WW: November 14, 2017
 Adds the Vampire life state, with different powers and weaknesses. Adds a world named Forgotten Hollow. Also includes a new aspiration, lot traits and new outfits and objects relating to vampires.
Parenthood PC:
  • WW: May 30, 2017
Console:
  • WW: June 19, 2018
 Allows young adult and older Sims to control and shape their child or teen's life. additions include acne and school projects. Toddlers, children, and teen Sims can now be rebellious to their parents and other siblings. Parents can discipline children by being strict or nurturing.
Jungle Adventure PC:
  • WW: February 27, 2018
Console:
  • WW: December 4, 2018
 Adds a destination world named Selvadorada. Includes new food, dance moves, music, clothing and objects relating to Latin American culture. Ancient artifacts and mysterious relics can be excavated and examined.
StrangerVille PC:
  • WW: February 26, 2019
Console:
  • WW: May 14, 2019
 Adds a world named StrangerVille. The world adds a storyline with a mystery to be solved. Also includes a new aspiration, clothing and objects.
Realm of Magic PC:
  • WW: September 10, 2019
Console:
  • WW: October 15, 2019
 Adds a world named Glimmerbrook, with a special location named the Magic Realm. Adds Spellcasters, magical gameplay as well as Art Nouveau style objects and clothing.
Star Wars: Journey to Batuu
  • WW: September 8, 2020
 Adds a destination world named Batuu with a Star Wars-style storyline. Adds new types of aliens and other Star Wars-inspired outfits, objects and characters.
Dream Home Decorator
  • WW: June 1, 2021
 Adds an interior decorator active career. Adds several new types of furniture, such as sectional seating, built-in stovetops and ovens, and toaster ovens.

Stuff packs [edit]

Name Release date Description
Luxury Party Stuff [149] PC:
  • WW: May 19, 2015
Console:
  • WW: December 5, 2017
 Includes several luxury party outfits and items, including buffet tables and a chocolate fountain.
Perfect Patio Stuff [150] PC:
  • WW: June 16, 2015
Console:
  • WW: November 17, 2017
 Includes patio furniture, hot tubs, as well as new outfits.
Cool Kitchen Stuff [151] PC:
  • WW: August 11, 2015
Console:
  • WW: December 5, 2017
 Includes kitchen counters, cabinets and appliances, such as an Ice Cream Maker with over 30 different flavors.
Spooky Stuff [152] PC:
  • WW: September 29, 2015
Console:
  • WW: October 2, 2018
 Includes Halloween-related costumes, items including spider webs and a pumpkin carving station, and a new spooky-themed party that Sims can throw.
Movie Hangout Stuff [153] PC:
  • WW: January 12, 2016
Console:
  • WW: February 19, 2019
 Includes bohemian-styled clothing, large theater televisions, in-game movies, and a popcorn maker.
Romantic Garden Stuff [154] PC:
  • WW: February 9, 2016
Console:
  • WW: February 6, 2018
 Includes garden objects, such as a wishing well, a fountain, and additional garden plants.
Kids Room Stuff [155] PC:
  • WW: June 28, 2016
Console:
  • WW: June 19, 2018
 Includes items for children's rooms, including new beds, a puppetry, a new game, and new hair and clothes for children.
Backyard Stuff [156] PC:
  • WW: July 19, 2016
Console:
  • WW: May 22, 2018
 Includes items for the backyard such as slip 'n' slide and bird feeders, and new hair and clothes.
Vintage Glamour Stuff [157] PC:
  • WW: December 6, 2016
Console:
  • WW: November 14, 2017
 Includes vintage style items such as a vanity table, new Old Hollywood inspired clothes and hair and the ability to hire a butler.
Bowling Night Stuff [158] PC:
  • WW: March 29, 2017
Console:
  • WW: March 12, 2019
 Includes bowling lanes, with an accompanying bowling skill. Allows players to build bowling hangouts for their Sims to visit.
Fitness Stuff [159] PC:
  • WW: June 20, 2017
Console:
  • WW: March 12, 2019
 Includes new items such as a rock climbing treadmill, workout videos, earbuds, and additional athletic apparel.[160]
Toddler Stuff [161] PC:
  • WW: August 24, 2017
Console:
  • WW: May 22, 2018
 Includes new playground equipment and additional clothing for toddlers.[162]
Laundry Day Stuff [163] PC:
  • WW: January 16, 2018
Console:
  • WW: August 14, 2018
 Includes a laundry system, with objects such as washing machines and other laundry related items.
My First Pet Stuff [164] PC:
  • WW: March 13, 2018
Console:
  • WW: March 31, 2020
 Includes hamster, rat, pygmy hedgehog, or miniature bubalus as new pets. The Cats & Dogs expansion pack is required to utilize all the new items, and is the first stuff pack to require another piece of downloadable content.
Moschino Stuff [165] PC:
  • WW: August 13, 2019
Console:
  • WW: September 3, 2019
 New clothing and décor from and inspired by Moschino, and introduces the freelance fashion photographer career.
Tiny Living Stuff [166] PC:
  • WW: January 21, 2020
Console:
  • WW: February 4, 2020
 Includes compact furniture such as murphy beds, and tiny house gameplay challenges.
Nifty Knitting Stuff [167]
  • WW: July 28, 2020
 Introduces a brand-new knitting system and skill in which you can knit clothing for your Sims and sell knitted objects on an in-game craft-sharing online store, Plopsy, and adds rocking chairs.
Paranormal Stuff [168]
  • WW: January 26, 2021
 Introduces the medium skill, the paranormal investigator freelance branch, haunted houses, and Bonehilda.

Kits [edit]

Name Release date Description
Throwback Fit Kit [169]
  • WW: March 2, 2021
 90's inspired athletic clothing
Country Kitchen Kit [169] Country-style kitchen objects and decorations
Bust the Dust Kit [169] Vacuum cleaners and dust system
Courtyard Oasis Kit [170]
  • WW: May 18, 2021
 Morocco-inspired decor for home center
Industrial Loft Kit [171]
  • WW: August 26, 2021
 Brooklyn-inspired industrial loft decor
Fashion Street Kit [172]
  • WW: October 5, 2021
 Mumbai-inspired clothing and jewelry
Incheon Arrivals Kit [172] Seoul-inspired contemporary fashion
Blooming Rooms Kit [80]
  • WW: November 9, 2021
 Indoor plants and greenery for home interiors
Modern Menswear Kit [173]
  • WW: December 2, 2021
 Modern fashion for male Sims, in collaboration with British menswear designer Stefan Cooke, and British Fashion Council.

See also [edit]

  • The Sims Mobile
  • The Sims Spark'd

Notes [edit]

  1. ^ Blind Squirrel Games co-developed the PS4 and Xbox One versions

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