Scare Up Some Fun in The Sims 4 Spooky Stuff, Coming Soon. Your Sims are in for a scream
Transform your Sim’s home with ghoulishly fun decorations, including creepy paintings, spider webs, and all manner of tattered furniture. Want to temporarily (or… permanently) turn your Sim’s home into a creepy house of horrors? Go for it.
The Sims 4 Spooky Stuff includes two new gameplay objects: the mischievous Spooky Candy Bowl and a new Pumpkin Carving Station. Your Sims can make festive works of carved art, creating the jack-o-lantern of their dreams. And once they’re done, Ghost Sims can take a candle-lit pumpkin, put it on their head, and haunt up the night!
If you’re looking to throw a Spooky Party (a new type of party in The Sims 4 Spooky Stuff), you can do just that. Besides being able to decorate your Sim’s home with the new objects to set the eerie mood, there are also three new ghoulish recipes: an Eyeball Cheese Plate, Zombie Cake, and Spooky Cookies. You can even ask other Sims for party treats (though don’t be surprised if they play a trick on your Sim instead).
A variety of new costumes are also available to help make your party stand out, from Pirates and Ninjas to Super Llamas and Fairies, there are a bunch of great outfits for Sims young and old. Of course, these costumes aren’t restricted to use at Spooky Parties, either – if you want to dress your Sim like a Witch year-round, you can totally do that.
The Sims 4 Spooky Stuff releases worldwide on September 29 – are you excited to throw a party that everyone will be dying to attend?
Scare Up Some Fun in The Sims 4 Spooky Stuff, Coming Soon. Your Sims are in for a scream
Transform your Sim’s home with ghoulishly fun decorations, including creepy paintings, spider webs, and all manner of tattered furniture. Want to temporarily (or… permanently) turn your Sim’s home into a creepy house of horrors? Go for it.
The Sims 4 Spooky Stuff includes two new gameplay objects: the mischievous Spooky Candy Bowl and a new Pumpkin Carving Station. Your Sims can make festive works of carved art, creating the jack-o-lantern of their dreams. And once they’re done, Ghost Sims can take a candle-lit pumpkin, put it on their head, and haunt up the night!
If you’re looking to throw a Spooky Party (a new type of party in The Sims 4 Spooky Stuff), you can do just that. Besides being able to decorate your Sim’s home with the new objects to set the eerie mood, there are also three new ghoulish recipes: an Eyeball Cheese Plate, Zombie Cake, and Spooky Cookies. You can even ask other Sims for party treats (though don’t be surprised if they play a trick on your Sim instead).
A variety of new costumes are also available to help make your party stand out, from Pirates and Ninjas to Super Llamas and Fairies, there are a bunch of great outfits for Sims young and old. Of course, these costumes aren’t restricted to use at Spooky Parties, either – if you want to dress your Sim like a Witch year-round, you can totally do that.
The Sims 4 Spooky Stuff releases worldwide on September 29 – are you excited to throw a party that everyone will be dying to attend?
Tbh I feel like a lot of people's opinions this go around are exaggerated. I still remember people doing much of the same with Sims 3 as well. I actually find 4 to be really good. I enjoyed it more than my playthrough of 3 but I don't think any of the games are bad. They just have their own play styles.
I downloaded all sims 3 EPs but gameplay was tragic. Kept getting freezes every 5 sec, which is supposedly due to EA terrible coding of the game I would be so pissed if I actually paid for all those games and it worked like **** because of the way it was made
I downloaded all sims 3 EPs but gameplay was tragic. Kept getting freezes every 5 sec, which is supposedly due to EA terrible coding of the game I would be so pissed if I actually paid for all those games and it worked like **** because of the way it was made
You'd think with the mess Sims 3 was (Besides a few good expansion packs) they'd do a better job with Sims 4 but with the dozens of pointless stuff packs and Get To Work pretty much having some fun gameplay, i liked the hospital career but found it to be repetitive.
I wonder when, or if they'll ever release the full collection of TS3 games for free like they did with TS2. I'm already tired of keeping this dusty old TS3 DVD collection just because I'm scared that my computer might run into problems and I'll have to reinstall the whole thing
The stories in TS2 are so funny and thought out. In the Pleasant household I got the maid pregnant and had the wife move out. Poor ha, on the day she got fired.
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Originally posted by Su-Barbie-A
I remember playing for hours the Sims 3 base game because of all the content it had.
I got bored of TS4 after 5 days.
That's longer than I lasted. I really tried to play this game but I could not last more than 10-15 minutes outside of CAS. It's sooo boring. When TS3 base game came out I thought there was plenty to do and much to learn about the game. TS4 just feels pointless. TS2 has a closed world and has better sims and better gameplay, so why would I play TS4?
I wonder when, or if they'll ever release the full collection of TS3 games for free like they did with TS2. I'm already tired of keeping this dusty old TS3 DVD collection just because I'm scared that my computer might run into problems and I'll have to reinstall the whole thing
Probably in a couple of years, when the TS4 era starts to die down.
I would be so pissed if I actually paid for all those games and it worked like **** because of the way it was made 
so I've been using this for years now: 
