The Sims 4

juggaloacidman's The Sims 4 (PC) review

Free Stuff Helps but Still Not The Game Fans Are Looking For!

*Updated to reflect changes

When you play the Sims 4 you can see the quality in the way characters move and behave. The game can be fun at times, but ends up being frustrating more often. Simple things you took for granted in previous versions are just not here! The savvy gamer is left disappointed and used by the EA profit model of "release less and less content with every sequel and micro-transaction it". The free items released are cool but not enough to warrant any excitement at all. The Sims 4 serves as a shining example of how EA no longer "get it"!

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