Players who purchase the expansion by September 2 will also receive extra freebies for their Sims, including a rideable bicycle, a gnome statue, and a decorated tree. It’s a little slice of Harvest Moon right in The Sims 4. The expansion’s trailer shows a marketplace for Sims to sell their produce and a festival where enterprising players can enter their prize crops or animals in a contest. In a press release, EA and Maxis said that players’ Sims will “find a variety of new ways to connect with nature.” Players can have their Sims pick up cross-stitching, participate in a countryside picnic, or explore the nearby idyllic woods. The Sims 4 is going free-to-play and you can get extras if you bought it already The Sims 4: Growing Together adds babies and bladder problems
0 kommentar(er)
