The Sims 4: Difference between revisions

Most expansion packs of ''The Sims 4'' introduced new worlds to the game. ''[[The Sims 4: Get to Work|Get to Work]]'' introduced [[Magnolia Promenade]], which is a standalone neighborhood and not a full-sized world.<ref>[https://twitter.com/SimGuruGraham/status/576464283862589440 Graham Nardone (SimGuruGraham) on Twitter:] [http://www.twitlonger.com/show/nj215g "@Liamer01 It's a new neighborhood, not an entire "world". In terms of size, it's in-line with other neighborhoods in the game..."] Retrieved 5 April 2015</ref> ''[[The Sims 4: Get Together|Get Together]]'' came with [[Windenburg]], a European-inspired world. In ''[[The Sims 4: City Living|City Living]]'', [[San Myshuno]] was introduced—a city that has a variety of apartments. It is the first world that has named neighborhoods, though they are more commonly referred to as districts. ''[[The Sims 4: Cats & Dogs|Cats &amp; Dogs]]'' introduced a coastal world called [[Brindleton Bay]]. In ''[[The Sims 4: Get Famous|Get Famous]]'', a Los Angeles-inspired world called [[Del Sol Valley]] was introduced. It is mainly created for players to experience the acting career included in the pack and watch their Sims rise up in fame. ''[[The Sims 4: Island Living|Island Living]]'' has a tropical world named [[Sulani]], a fully residential world inspired by Polynesian islands. ''[[The Sims 4: Discover University|Discover University]]'' introduces [[Britechester]], a campus world with two rival universities. ''[[The Sims 4: Eco Lifestyle|Eco Lifestyle]] ''adds the coastal world of [[Evergreen Harbor]], a sustainable development-focused world that can change from polluted to lush with sim intervention and conservation. [[The Sims 4: Snowy Escape|''Snowy Escape'']] is focused on the wintery and Japanese-inspired world of [[Mt. Komorebi]].