The Sims™ 4 EA Play Edition

4.6

Great for Beginners

Diverse Characters

The Sims™ 4 EA Play Edition

Genres

Simulation

Features

Single Player

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The Sims™ 4 Get To Work

You rule the workplace with The Sims 4 Get to Work. Actively control your Sims while they’re on the job, and determine whether they're headed toward a big promotion or are becoming the workplace menace. If you’d rather be your own boss, you can even create, customize, and manage your own retail businesses and become a Simoleonaire!

Become a Doctor, Detective, or Scientist

Control your Sims in all-new career venues, and use your analytical mastermind to create crazy inventions as a Scientist, see what secrets you uncover as you investigate crime scenes as a Detective, or treat patients, deliver babies, and perform emergency surgery as a Doctor.

Learn new skills

Teach your Sims some new skills to create more unique objects to enjoy in The Sims 4. Capture the picture-perfect photo or bake and decorate a delicious treat with the new Photography and Baking skills. Display your creations at home or sell them to earn some extra Simoleons!

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The Sims™ 4 Editions

Epic Player Ratings

Captured from players in the Epic Games ecosystem.

4.6

This game is

Great for Beginners

This game has

Diverse Characters

This game has a

Creative Community

This game is

Highly Recommended

This game has

Amazing Characters

This game is

Extremely Fun

The Sims™ 4 Ratings & Reviews

26%
Critics Recommend
70
Top Critic Average
Fair
OpenCritic Rating
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IGN

by Kallie Plagge

7.5 / 10

Sims are always entertaining, but they're not living life to its fullest in The Sims 4.

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USgamer

by Jaz Rignall

The new generation of Sims begins with what feels like a bare-bones starter kit. It packs top-of-the-line Sims creation and house building tools, but styling options and activities are distinctly lacking. Add the contents of its first expansion, and Sims 4 will probably feel like the game it should be right now.

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PC Gamer

by Chris Thursten

79 / 100

Once more with feeling: this is a fine if familiar base game with great creative tools.

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