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The Sims 4 - Limited Edition (PC DVD)

Platform : Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 7
4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 382 ratings
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  • The Sims 4 is now available on Mac. Please note: you will be able to redeem the code in the box to access the Mac version through Origin
  • Create and control Sims with new emotions, unique personalities, and distinct appearances
  • These smarter Sims provide you greater choices to create rich, entertaining, and weird stories
  • Create a Sim and Build Mode have been reinvented to be more powerful, intuitive, and fun
  • Explore new lively, vibrant neighbourhoods filled with rich communities of smarter Sims
  • Easily see, share, and download new Sims and homes from The Gallery and expand your game

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The Sims 4 is the only game where new Sims with unique personalities open up deep, rich, and sometimes weird possibilities in the stories you create. For the first time, it's not about what they are, it's about who they are, and they come to life through brand new creative tools that are powerful, tactile, and easy to use. Also, brand new to The Sims 4, players can share their creations with other players directly in the game with the all-new Gallery. The result is a stimulating new gameplay experience that powers a new era for The Sims.

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Samaria McCaster
1.0 out of 5 stars Don’t buy this! It’s a waste of money
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2020
Platform For Display: PC/MacEdition: Limited EditionVerified Purchase
Couldn’t use the game because the redeem code was already used
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Aaron
1.0 out of 5 stars Game Code Used- Could Not Play
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2019
Platform For Display: PC/MacEdition: Limited Edition
I bought this game for my daughter. When I attempted to install the game, the game code had already been used. This rendered the game useless and she could not play it.
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MujerdLuz
5.0 out of 5 stars Mola
Reviewed in Spain on October 14, 2014
Platform For Display: PC/MacEdition: Limited EditionVerified Purchase
Pero el juego esta en ingles jeje aunq parecia q funcionaba perfectamente solo que esta totalmente en ingles =P bye
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K-London
5.0 out of 5 stars Best game yet, incredible potential
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 12, 2014
Platform For Display: PC/MacEdition: Limited EditionVerified Purchase
I've read a lot of glowing reviews about this game, and even more bad ones. But the thing you have to remember about The Sims 4 is, it's a base game. Every single base game of The Sims franchise initially seems a little limiting.

The sims in this game have been revolutionised into emotional beings which provides enough entertainment as it is. I still chuckle when I see a sim in the park with his little knees crossed because he has to pee! They get happy, sad, angry, tense, even flirty and as a result all of their social interactions and behaviour is influenced by this. The animations to go with these emotions are really great, it's obvious the Sims team have put a great amount of their time into making and perfecting the actual sims.

The neighbourhoods are small with loading screens (very short, seconds in length, any longer and you may be affected by a particular bug) when you visit other lots. Many people are considering this a massive step down compared to the open world in The Sims 3. However, the closed lots supposedly allow for a lot more flexibility in the future and for the sake of a few seconds, this doesn't bother me. As I said, the neighbourhoods (2) are quite small with 4 community lots including a museum, bar, nightclub, gym etc. and when you visit them they are really bustling and full of life. The Sims team have already created speculation saying that it is possible for them in the future to expand neighbourhoods, however they haven't said they 'will' and whether they actually choose to do this will be interesting to see.

The neighbourhoods are also beautiful: cars, trams and trains (all non interactive as of yet) roam the world making it a super busy environment.

A lot of people are being put off by the amount of bugs that are occurring. It is only natural when a game is opened up at first that a massive amount of bugs will be found, it's happened with every game. If this is something that puts you off then you might want to consider waiting for a couple of months until patches are released (EA have been quick to release patches as soon as they've fixed something so far).

For longtime fans of the Sims franchise, I'd say it's like a hybrid of The Sims and The Sims 2, which were in my opinion the best games. With a few expansion packs and patches, this game will be ace. I'm already addicted!

As a final note I did purchase the game from Amazon directly, pre-ordered for release day delivery. However I believe it is the last time I will do this. They dispatched the game through their infamous Amazon Logistics delivery company, and I didn't receive my game until nearly 6pm. I took a day of holiday off work to wait in for this game and play it, but was incredibly disappointed when the game arrived so late. But alas, i'm reviewing the game not Amazon so the stars did not suffer on their account.

Fantastic game with some incredible potential.
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olga r.
1.0 out of 5 stars timo
Reviewed in Spain on June 8, 2016
Platform For Display: PC/MacEdition: Limited EditionVerified Purchase
Compré este producto que venía catalogado como nuevo, pero al abrirlo, encuentro que no lleva embalaje de plástico. Eso ya me hace dudar, pero al instalarlo e introducir el código que pide para ello ME DICE QUE YA HA SIDO USADO, con lo cual NO ME SIRVE PARA NADA.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Pools are on the way! :))
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 25, 2014
Platform For Display: PC/MacEdition: Limited EditionVerified Purchase
I love the Sims. No major glitches so far. The only main one was one of my children in the household got stuck in the area under the stairs and couldn't get out....however, that's easily fixed by deleting some wall.

There's a bit to do in The Sims. My only concern are moods are so easily changed. For example, your Sim is feeling inspired so you try to do some writing on a computer, but on the way they may pass some playful décor for instance, and their mood has changed already. Not a deal breaker but just something I have noticed.
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Obviously NO POOLS and NO TODDLERS. Again, not a deal breaker. Did think that they EA would probably add into an expensive expansion pack later on but they have but they have already got patches coming out. Octobers is quite good already :)

OCTOBER: Ghosts and Star Wars costumes (including Yoda for kids!!!) and new eye colours.

NOVEMBER: POOLS WILL BE INTRODUCED!! So fear not!!!!

DECEMBER: New career paths and rewards (Definitely needed as there is a limited choice of jobs, especially after playing Sims 3!)
(http://www.thesims.com/en_GB/news/ts4-announce-Oct14) <- more info!

Overall i think its definitely got a lot of potential! Runs smooth on my laptop that started to struggle with Sims 3. When first loaded I didn't think it would work as everyone blurred and horrible looking but just tweaked the settings and it was fine from then on.

If you love Sims you'll love this anyway!
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Benminx
3.0 out of 5 stars A game that's fun for some time, but falls victim to its own limitations
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 19, 2014
Platform For Display: PC/MacEdition: Limited EditionVerified Purchase
When I saw a friend play the original Sims, it struck me as boring, and I haven't bothered with it for some time. When Sims 4 came out, seeing the involvement of the awesome 'Spore's creators Maxis, I decided to give it a try to see if I was being unfair.
The game is compelling, as it lets you create individuals or a small family, and then run their lives for them. The character creation is terrific, and although I found the pasty-faced art direction made everyone look a little samey and American I managed to make amusing renditions of myself, and famous people, as well as several original characters. You can vary almost all physical characteristics (except height) by dragging at the relevant part or selecting from images showing the kind of eye shape, hair style, or clothes you'd like. Some selections aren't as huge as I expected, and it's clear a lot is being held back for the inevitable 10 or 20 Expansion packs. The house designing is enormous fun too, allowing you to build almost any style your budget will allow, then stretch it to be the right size, change the look of the materials, and decorate it in your chosen style. However that's where one of my bugbears comes in: - your characters spend so much time at school or working their way up from menial careers that improving their skills or talents enough to make any money has to be crammed in between a relentless cycle of peeing, washing, eating, socialising to get their mood levels back from red to green, then sleeping to get their tiredness back from red into the green, then peeing because they've been asleep, the feeding them because they've been asleep...then you start improving their skills and in the middle of it they walk out and go to work.
If you can't improve their skills enough, you end seeing exactly the same 'career challenge decision' prompts again and again, which seems lazy for a game costing this much. Even more peculiarly, the game let me make my characters Evil and mischievous, and then repeatedly told me I had to get them more friends, and penalised me for not throwing big successful parties for them, or finding them a love life. This is hard when your character's default behaviour (Even in-between action prompts from you) is to deliberately annoy o argue with the people they're talking to. As a result I ended up fighting against the game's design because at it's heart it just wants everyone to be friends, so it gives you lifetime goals of being a villain, and then asks you to get on better with everyone while you work your way towards it (!) My hero character ended up having to ditch his criminal career (despite having all the right traits) because he was rubbish at it, and ended up being a painter. The one interesting curveball the AI pulled on me was making him gay - something I hadn't been given an option to choose or not. As a result, several of his interactions with other characters took on a more surprising and less pre-planned element.
The character interactions are slightly flawed: I found making friends revolved around 'Compliment', 'Flatter' 'Take and interest', repeat in an endless cycle.
At the moment there is little for your character to do in terms of actual freedom, so much does the game dictate where you can go, what you need to do now, and what you've then got scheduled, and the 'Sim-speak' and music quickly got very repetitive.
Within 3 weeks, I had lost all interest in playing it for the pretence of character evolution, and was just playing it for the fascinating possibilities of house building.
In other words, I got fed up playing a wee-timing simulator, and now it's ended up being a glorified version of the TV show Grand Designs. Somehow I doubt that's what Maxis and EA were aiming for.
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