The Sims 4 is published by Electronic Arts and was developed by The Sims Studio and Maxis. Being a life simulation game, it is widely recognized and renowned for what it offers. The game sold more than 400,000 copies in the first four days after release and managed to top the all-formats charts for two years.
The game is no different from its predecessors. But what really makes it unique is its content. Each new sequel along with its expansion packs has plenty to offer for everyone. You can not only control the activities of your personalized character (or Sim, as referred to by the franchise) but you can form new relationships as well. The latest installment places greater emphasis on the emotional state of your Sim. The emotional state of the Sim affects their personality, user interface and even the way they socialize with other Sims.
Regardless of how amazing the game is, it does have its drawbacks. The game is not as expansive as its predecessor, The Sims 3. The neighborhood feels cramped and limits you to meeting the same Sims over and over again. It feels less like a Free Roam neighborhood and is limited in its scale as well. Transitioning from The Sims 3 to The Sims 4 can be tough for most fans. But then again, the latest installment does deliver a better system that is more stable and makes it easier for you to build homes exactly the way you want them to be.
Form new relationships and experience a better emotion system in The Sims 4
