If you choose, you can also join any one of the game’s many prestigious clubs, and earn new interactions by levelling up your friendships. By forming a club, you can gather mates for exclusive parties – and even lay ground rules for how they’ll behave. Get Together is a party-themed game expansion that introduces the idea of clubs and hangouts, with players able to get to know their friends better by forming ‘groups’ to go out and explore the night. Level them up enough, and you’ll be able to unlock a bunch of new in-game interactions, including hypnosis spells for vampires, and the ability to… pee outside for werewolves. They also give the game a sense of progression, with each supernatural Sim gaining points for performing special acts. Both game packs include new horror-themed worlds, plenty of iconic characters (vampire Caleb Vatore is a very judgy standout), and a host of new gameplay challenges. Get both, and you can create the spooky, haunted town of your dreams, filled with epic vampire and werewolf battles – or even a star-crossed romance, if you’re keen. Importantly, these two packs are also paired, with some Werewolves lore crossing over with the world of Vampires. The Werewolves pack has a rustic, woodland feel, while the Vampires pack has a regal red-and-purple aesthetic (as well as plenty of cobwebs). While these packs aren’t fully-fledged expansions, the content they pack in is impressive, from new Sim types to new clothes, locales, lore, and items. Vampires and Werewolvesare two separate game packs that expand the supernatural aspect of Sims lore. If realism isn’t what you’re looking for, then The Sims 4 caters to you, as well. If you want to play The Sims 4 with mates by your side, City Living is a great expansion pack to liven up the game’s atmosphere. You’ll be able to see your neighbours out on the streets, celebrate with them, and even participate in cultural festivals that let you get to know them better. While this lack of escapism may not attract everyone, having the option to live in an apartment is a great change, and really shakes up how your Sims will go about their day.Īpartment living also encourages the growth of the San Myshuno community. Not only are these more cost-effective places to live, they also allow Sims to interact with neighbours, and ‘enter’ the property market without the need for cheats.
This pack adds in a new inner-city locale, San Myshuno, which boasts a number of fun activities in a community square (including cute festivals), and the ability for Sims to purchase and live in apartments. To that end, City Living is a great expansion. You want a colourful, cartoonish world that reflects reality – from its diversity, to its hangout spots, and even living circumstances. Realism is key when jumping into The Sims 4. The Sims 4: City Living Image: EA / Maxis
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