Sulsul! New Objects and Functionalities have now been delivered.
The Sims are back!
And better with the latest updates expected to cross generations, having been around for more than two decades.
The Sims announced a new base game update for their back to school season and players were there will be new and functional items that’s completely free of charge.
It is no secret that The Sims is known to be one of the most well-established video games to be created. Developed by Maxis and published by Electronic Arts in the year 2000, the life-simulator game—despite being two decades old — is still a hit for Millenials and Gen Z due to its fascinating operative life simulations and true to life features.
From life stages, to career achievements, to interior and exterior design. The life-simulator does not limit the player to have the freedom to make a story with just the click of a mouse. The game has no objectives or any goal. The fun of it is that the player can play the game however they want.
THE NEW CONTENTS
Upon the new base game update, brand new door swatches have been added along with backpack and lunchbox inventory functions.
Courtesy: Maxis and Electronic Arts
From five swatches, “The Don’t Break Your Back-Pack” ended up getting ten more diverse swatches. The same swatches were also applied to the new “Always Has A Snack-Bag” that matches the backpacks.
Courtesy: Maxis and Electronic Arts
The new update was not only limited to the swatches itself as the items were also upgraded to be functional. The players can now store their inventories inside the backpack and get quick meals and beverages from the lunchbox.
Courtesy: Maxis and Electronic Arts
BUT WAIT, THERE’S MORE
The Base game update was not only limited by having existing and new items have new swatches and functional upgrades.
Courtesy: Maxis and Electronic Arts
A brand new build item “Facilities Door” along with circle and square signs was also included. Something to explore for your next interior/exterior build.
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With reports from Deanna Lorraine Macaranas
