Frankly, it wouldn't be the worst decision to just make the base game permanently free-to-play and to make the money back both on expansions and permanent Sims converts. But there's just so much to be had in the ever-expanding world of bonus items. Sure, you could just happily play the base game and be a normal, non-compulsive person. Loading up will cost some money, however. With The Sims 4, you have several more options when it comes to homes that your characters can live in and the jobs that are available for them. The Sims 4 is stacked with game packs, expansions and stuff packs from years of release, and it's all great. In The Sims 4, you create the world where your characters live, designing their homes and finding their jobs.

Or how about Tudor-style exteriors and a lovely dark wood dining room table? And are you really going to pass up the glass ceilings available with the Seasons expansions? None of this stuff is cheap. Or maybe you want a hamster? Of course you want a hamster, and that will require the complete Pets pack. I mean, don't you want a bowling alley in your house? You can do it with the bowling stuff pack, which also comes with a bunch of charming mid-century style decor. If you're anything like me, you'll wind up spending money on the thing before you even turn it on. If you're anything like me-it has its plusses and minuses-this game will not be free for very long.

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