The sims 4 for mac review windows#

The sims 4 for mac review windows#

Though some of the new elements are nice (roof sculpting, multi level walls and foundations, windows that can be placed anywhere along the vertical axis. I just can't get into it like I did in TS3. First off, I am more of a builder than a player, and I must say, that building is lack-luster to me. mainly 'Emotions!' I was not going to buy it, but the Simmer in me decided to give it a go. Even for all the new things they said they added. First, they took out our toddlers, pools, terrain sculpting, move objects, and multi-level foundations. When TS4 was being touted to be an improvement over TS3, I was skeptical. I have seen the franchise do many amazing things with this game. I have been a Simmer since the very first game came out in 2000. Also, the decrease in the size of the town as well as the number of community type of places is a bit sad as well and who could forget the capability to do laundry! My poor family has been wearing the same clothes from cradle to grave, thats a bit stinky and disturbing, you'd think with the depth of new Sims emotions that would have an impact ) Otherwise, happy camper and will be waiting for expansions for this bad boy, as having only the main one is never enough for this Simmer! If only just to make the game less taxing on the computer system. I also miss cars and having the ability to travel to different places with one sim and be able to fully control functions of the rest of the household without the 'care self' option or having to load the current location/world of the other sim.

Very dissapointing when you are trying to work crossing styles in a home or sims wardrobe. Now you just have presets and very few for some objects.

In Sims 3 almost 99% of all build as well as furniture objects could be changed in terms of color, hue, pattern, material (let's not forget the clothing either). First and foremost (I have always been an avid Sims builder) the capability of the old edit/personalization color scheme tool. My affair with Sims began back with the first edition, where you could not even do 1/3 of what your sim can do now in Sims 4! However, as much as I love the new additions, there are some old things I miss. I guess you could say my review would have to be biased, as I'm a long time Sims fanatic.