Gaming Nexus

8th September 2014
The Sims 4

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Travis Huinker
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Machine: PC (Windows)

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Summary

The Sims 4 is undoubtedly a major step forward for the series that improves on many aspects that plagued past titles. However, with the improvements also comes an unusual disappearance of features from past games which result in less control and customization. Even with the missing content, The Sims 4 delivers a gameplay experience that is highly-entertaining and addictive for both series veterans and newcomers.

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