Since Sims 4 released there have more than 60 added kits and expansion packs that enhance the original game. Ever since the early days of The Sims, expansions have been a key part of Maxis’ model. The base game, while it does capture the core experience, isn’t comprehensive. If you do decide to download the free version, you’ll miss out on some of the compelling features that have been released over the years.įor instance, the Cats & Dogs Deluxe Kit was added to the game in August 2017, and won’t be included in the base game – this means your sims can’t adopt a feline or canine companion. Only The Base Game is Freeĭeveloper Maxis has already brought out 12 expansions for The Sims 4 since its release back in 2014, and these won’t be included as part of the base game that will soon be available for free. After the correction of some unfortunate and hilarious bugs, it received fairly positive reviews. Several expansion packs have followed since then, the most recent being free update High School Years which launched in July this year. However the game was met with some criticism for being too barebones and lacking in features compared to Sims 3. The Sims 4 has seen 31 million players worldwide since its release in September 2014. They also stated that their team is “more dedicated than ever to developing new and meaningful The Sims 4 experiences for our players and we will continue to develop and release packs, kits and Sims Delivery Express drops into the foreseeable future.” “We’re excited to continue to welcome in more players than ever to create new stories, and explore without boundaries,” said EA’s release on their website.

The DLC is a fun pack which includes 28 southwestern-style build/buy items to furnish a desert-themed patio, and all you need to do is log into the game and claim the Kit through the main menu. For users who’ve already purchased the release or those who buy it on or before October 17, don’t worry – you’ll receive the upcoming Desert Luxe Kit, free of cost from the company.

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