
Play with life and discover the possibilities. Unleash your imagination and create a world of Sims that’s wholly unique. Explore and customize every detail from Sims to homes–and much more.
Revenue comes from in-game items and microtransactions, which our price-based model doesn't estimate. The player count below is how many people own it, not what they spent.
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | Free | 86% | approximately $0 |
| PlayStation | Free | 75% | #76 |
| Xbox | Free | 60% | — |
| Epic | Free | 91% | #16 |
Matched by title. Prices and chart positions are each store's US storefront; Epic charts worldwide. * critic score.
Reviews
Themes across 2982 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
positive critical· bar length = how often the theme comes up
Reviews
Підняли регіональні ціни для України майже вдвічі. Дякую за підтримку (ні). Планувала взяти ще деякі DLC, тепер із принципу не візьму.
Honestly a complete waste of money. Almost everything interesting is locked behind overpriced dlc, and the game itself is incredibly buggy.
Spend three hours building the perfect house, twenty minutes creating a family, then remove the pool ladder and watch chaos unfold. Still the ultimate life simulator.
Minha namorada n quer jogar jogo bom comigo, e tá me obrigando a jogar isso, se vc estiver amor a sua vida, recomendo não criar expectativas sobre vida nerd forte com a namorada, pois ela esfaqueia vc
Not nearly as fun as the older games. It's a game for no one. All the DLC slamming you all at once on a new game, let alone the fact that even on sale the DLC is 1000$+
I finally realized why I just can't get into The Sims 4, but I still find myself watching videos about The Sims 1. For the longest time I thought it was just nostalgia. Like I was becoming one of those grumpy old-school fans who always says, "everything was better back then." But I don't think that's it anymore. The Sims 1 wasn't just a life simulator. It was a satire of everyday life. As a kid, I completely missed that. The game constantly made fun of people's greed, stupidity, relationships, and everyday habits. It was full of dark humor, absurd situations, and it always felt like the developers didn't take themselves too seriously. Then the series gradually became "safer." The Sims 4 is beautiful, polished, and has great build mode and Create-a-Sim. But it also feels... sterile. Like it lost the sharp, sarcastic personality that made the earlier games so memorable. Everything feels designed to avoid offending anyone, and somewhere along the way the series lost part of its soul. I guess that's why I won't be coming back to The Sims 4. A building simulator with overly nice Sims just isn't what I'm looking for.
I haTe you EA
Planning on putting unskippable ads in this game DO NOT SUPPORT EA THEY DONT CARE ABOUT YOU ONLY MONEY
EA is no longer a public company and is 100% owned by right extremists. Since they have been talking about putting advertisements in the games themselves (and in some ways already have) you will be supporting them financially even if you don't buy any DLCs. At the very least inform yourself more about the new owners and their politics before you start or continue play any of their games! Important to note is that they now also have your data if you have an EA account! But you can request for them to delete it and the legally have to comply. Please think it through carefully wether you can support them.
It saddens me to have to leave this game a negative review, the Sims Series has been a staple of my gaming experience since childhood. I could get over the *horrendous* amount of DLCs and how horribly expensive they are and have become as a whole....but I can't get past ingame, unskippable ads. In a game, that I paid for. Do not buy this game, there are other simulation games that are very promising, and actually care about your player experience.