Sims 4's Next Expansion Pack Leak Teases Return Of A Classic Sims 2 Feature

Details surrounding 's upcoming expansion pack have been leaked, and it teases the return of a classic feature from. 's "" is well underway, having released its Riviera Retreat and Cozy Bistro Kits, but according to its roadmap, there are still "" and "" yet to come.

Redditor llama_wings took to the r/thesims Subreddit to share various screenshots of the new expansion pack, which is called "", crediting Anadius for uncovering the details.

According to Anadius' leaks, will be released on July 25th, with preorders starting on June 27th, and further screenshots revealed several early buyer bonuses that lean into the heartbreak that can come with dating, such as the Cry Me A River eyeliner, Herbert Heart Plushie, and Basic Breakup double bed, which are available for those who order between June 27 and September 5.

A dedicated Sims 4 fan uncovers concept art for a scrapped romance mechanic that would have had a major impact on characters' social lives.

One of Anadius' screenshots contained the description for the expansion pack's main contents, which will let players plan hotter dates with newer interactions, locations, and more through the Cupid's Corner dating app. Forming relationships has always been a major part of the life-simulation series since its launch back in the year 2000, and several expansions over the years focused on dating as a way to build this out, but while has had romantic elements in past packs such as, is set to be the game's most dedicated dating expansion.

This is mostly due to the return of the Turn Ons/Turn Offs mechanic from past titles like, which will determine how attracted Sims are to each other. This will mostly be through mutual interests and different types of interactions, with these preferences adding extra depth to the relationships being formed in the game.

While no price has been leaked for yet, this has proven to be a point of contention among fans of the game on llama_wings' Reddit post. They mainly pointed out that some of