For age, you can choose from 5 stages of life (Child, Teen, Young Adult, Adult, Elder). The player has to start by giving them a name, gender, clothes, voice, age, and all the basic features that form a personality. This is, for obvious reasons, a rather crucial stage in the game. In Sims 4, the characteristics cannot change once the character has them. When you begin the game, the first task at hand is to create a Sims character.
You get to either create a new Sims characters or raise one from a baby to adulthood. In Sims 4, you cannot change the possessed traits once they have been formed, so one needs to be careful while choosing them.
What with physical attributes and maintaining relationships with other characters, Sims 4 simulates life in this controlled environment. Still it’s sure to help new players get involved and give the game a healthy boost as EA and Maxis no doubt gear up to start talking about The Sims 5 in the near-to-distant future.The Sims gameplay is generally easy to understand, and really interesting as you not only get to manipulate the characters but create them from scratch. That’s not going to change, and the core game has been readily available for bottom dollar or as part of EA’s various subscription services for a while so it’s not the hugest stretch to start offering an entry point at no charge. Of course, the base version of the game is just a small part of the Sims 4 experience with plenty of paid content packs and expansions available for purchase to expand the game further. The Sims has always been about celebrating new ways to play and offers so many possibilities to discover.” In a post on its official website, EA says of the decision, “We’re excited to continue to welcome in more players than ever to create new stories and explore without boundaries. EA has announced that starting October 18th/19th, The Sims 4 base game will be going totally free to download and play on all current platforms including PC, Mac, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One.
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