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A Sims 4 player online has recreated their real-life cat in the game with incredible details, including near-perfect markings. Despite The Sims 4 approaching its 10th anniversary this year, it remains the premier life simulator title for these kinds of recreations.
With more expansion packs coming to , planning a vacation in a residential world could be a fun getaway for you and your characters. It is usually difficult to enjoy the extreme differences between worlds without substantial planning to visit limited destination spots. However, an update for the game allows those who own DLC areas to vacation in almost any world they please.
A Sims 2 fan and gamer recently received their mom's old gaming PC, and discovered that she had tons of custom content and an unusual family addition to her played household. The player's Sims 2 discovery is igniting nostalgia among fellow fans and may even help to recover custom content that's been long gone from the internet.
A new update coming to adds important customization features with new hairstyles and colors for the Sims. With the help of the modding community, players on PC have been able to achieve pretty realistic game play, but players on consoles have not been able to experience this for themselves, which is why base game updates like these are important.
A creative fan of The Sims has recreated both Mario and Luigi in the game, and the results are uncanny. When it comes to life simulation games, The Sims is one of the biggest franchises in the genre, and the in-depth character creator has allowed many fans to create some great lookalikes.
While Aerith's home in may feel like a home away from home for many fans, one talented player was able to recreate it with an impressive amount of detail in an entirely different game. Through Cloud Strife's adventure through Midgar and beyond, the home of his companion and potential love interest is positioned as a safe haven amongst the imposing steel and metal of the surrounding city. The dark tones of Shinra are replaced by the greenery of a flourishing garden, a garden that was faithfully captured by 's house builder system.
While may have a passionate community that adores the game, one disgruntled fan has taken it upon themselves to fix one of the widely hated parts of the game. Despite Maxis' life simulator impressing with the sheer size of its scope, players have long argued that the constant rollout of paid DLC, both minor and major, has made the title feel like a chore. Some have accused publisher EA of greedy business practices which came to a head when a recent update added a new UI element to the main menu which advertised more DLC.
If you are simulating family life in , you will be looking to have a baby and the possible gender. Expanding the family obviously hinges on pregnancy and how it works. Once your Sims have WooHooed using the "" mechanic, you can't really choose your baby's gender after pregnancy. However, there is a way to influence gender or outright use cheats if you really want to change it.