#Sims 4 all expansions 2017 download#
Use The Gallery to browse, share, and download new content without ever leaving your game. Experience new levels of creativity when you sculpt Sims with the powerful Create A Sim and design beautiful homes with tactile, room-based Build Mode. Control smarter Sims with unique appearances, personalities, behaviors, and emotions. I’m looking forward to breeding the pets and seeing how that gameplay turns out, as it’s a completely new game detail for me.The Sims 4 is the highly anticipated life simulation game that lets you play with life like never before. It adds great value to my game, but I only wish it were better. I was excited about it for weeks, and bought it only a day after it was released. I’m seeing a lot more different types of breeds in this expansion than in past pets expansions. In the screenshots of my gameplay, you can see my sim donning a new hairstyle and a new outfit offered through “Cats & Dogs.”Īdditionally, the wide variation in the different breeds of cats and dogs is so big that I don’t have a concept of the different combinations in breed my pets could be. This nearly redeems the frustrations of playing in Brindleton Bay, for me. One thing the “Cats & Dogs” expansion really impressed me with is a nice variety of new clothing, hairstyles, and buy/build-mode items.
It’s one of the things in new Sims towns that I get most excited for.
But the absolute lack of options is frustrating. The starter home that I’ve played is actually all right – I’m picky when it comes to my Sims lots and homes, and this one is a nice skeleton to play in and build onto. Ohh, spooky ghost cat? You see it once and you never care to see it again.īut wait, there’s more to critique on Brindleton Bay: So, in the whole town, the entirety of this town that came with the expansion pack, you have one starter home. You can’t even click on a tombstone and read the epitaph. Why even go to the lighthouse once you’ve been there once? Sure, you can go to the pet cemetery and look at all its spookiness, but there is nothing worth doing there – actually, there is absolutely nothing to do there.
Sure, you can go onto the balcony of the lighthouse, but that serves no purpose whatsoever. The town, Brindleton Bay, looks cool at a glance, but just like my frustrations with “Sims 4” in general, there is actually very little within the new Sims town to engage with. But overall, the other important parts of the expansion pack that make it truly worth it (the new town, the new Sims features and hidden objects) were severely subpar. I’m impressed by the improvements in their likeness to actual animals, in behaviors such as the cats butt-wiggling before they pounce. The cats and dogs are clearly the best part of the expansion – they’re the point, after all. However, in my first 15 hours playing the new expansion, I didn’t get the feel that this was an expansion worth its classification – possibly even not worth the $40. This new expansion added cats and dogs, a new business option like those in the “Get to Work” expansion, as well as the new town. The big reason why is because expansion packs have played an important part in livening up the gameplay experience with immediate, tangible changes and additions to the base game. “The Sims 4” is cool, but the “The Sims 4 – Cats & Dogs” is actually kind of lackluster.Īs a long-time ‘simmer,’ I’m just being honest.
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