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When you're fully levelled up, you can take out zombies in style. Take a look.

Added: 05.11.2014 12:01 | 12 views | 0 comments


Second free update restores much-requested missing feature.
EA and Maxis have launched a new update for The Sims 4 which adds swimming pools to the game.

Added: 03.11.2014 12:11 | 12 views | 0 comments


While Civilization: Beyond Earth was able to steal The Sims 4s thunder last week, Maxis life simulation title has reclaimed its throne. Thus, The Sims 4 is once again the best selling PC game in UK. On the other hand, Sid Meiers turn-based strategy game is still selling like hot-cakes on Steam as its once again the best selling title on Valves platform.

Added: 19.09.2014 14:12 | 15 views | 0 comments


From GamesReviews: "One of the most successful game franchises of all time, The Sims, offers players the opportunity to build their own worlds filled with people of their creation whose lives and happiness rest in the palm of their hand. Whether you are creating massive family lineages, successfully raising your Sim through the ranks of a selected career, or watching your beloved Sim graduate college, you are in control of their every move and you have the power to give the best (or worst) life possible. This God formula is addicting and endlessly fun for millions of fans around the world, and every time a new chapter of the franchise is released, players get to fall in love all over again and explore a whole new way to play. The Sims 4, recently released by EA Maxis for PC, strives to continue this success while growing into its own shoes, and in that the franchise succeeds yet again. Fans will not be disappointed"

Added: 16.09.2014 16:12 | 7 views | 0 comments


GameZone: "When playing The Sims 4, its important to remember that all of those fond memories you have from The Sims 3 were a result of five years worth of work, including 11 expansion packs and 9 Stuff Packs. Thats not to say that The Sims 4 base game shouldnt be fun without all this extra content, Im just tempering expectations by reminding you that EA and Maxis likely have a long term vision that expands far beyond the launch."

Added: 14.09.2014 14:12 | 24 views | 0 comments


The Sims 4, the newest in a line of Life Simulator games developed by EA Maxis and their The Sims Studio. Brining the Sims into the new generation almost 5 years after The Sims 3 with improved graphics, streamlined graphic user interface and new features like multitasking and drag and drop customisation to make this release the easiest to use yet.

Added: 12.09.2014 15:12 | 14 views | 0 comments


Avoiderdragon: By this time, EA Maxis has become synonymous to disappointment and cash cow, among many other things. But if youre one of those who still have fun with the Sims games, despite what has happened to the developers lately, then perhaps this may be the best time to get back to it with The Sims 4, which is perhaps the last chance Maxis has to convince us that theyre still good at what they do.

Added: 10.09.2014 13:12 | 8 views | 0 comments


Chantelle from DJ Podcasts writes "Its been 14 years since Maxis first gave us The Sims and its newest addition comes with a plethora of changes, both good and bad. The first controversy for the new series began with the announcement that the Sims 4 would be created with a new game engine. Since the failures of Sims City 5, there was good reason for Sims fans to feel a bit uneasy. Shortly before the release, EA also announced the numerous features that would be missing from the base game; some would even be permanently removed, such as open world gameplay and the Create-A-Style feature from Sims 3. Despite the controversy, Sims 4 has a lot to offer to those willing to give it a chance."

Added: 08.09.2014 9:12 | 9 views | 0 comments


MMGN writes: The Sims 4 manages to say a lot without saying much at all. Still reeling from a disastrous Sim City reboot, Maxis has maliciously chiseled away at the series charm, capitalising on a business model hellbent on stripping series fanatics for many, many years beyond its release. Its not like past Sims games havent bombarded fans with extra content, but The Sims 4 is like a house going to auction before the bricks have even been laid: the foundation is there, but what exactly am I investing in?