Undoubtedly made with stunning animations and compelling customization options in create-a-sim, when the pack released some felt those features were more limiting than they’d hoped. I was excited to explore the new cultural traditions, while some builders in the community couldn’t wait to get their hands on the new items to build stilted homes right on the ocean’s shore.īut little brought quite as much enthusiasm as the new cults that came with this pack: mermaids. While many were speculating, that speculation only grew wilder when there was a leak just one day before EA play, revealing what turned out to be official screenshots of the upcoming expansion pack.įor some, the reveal was all about the stunning world of Sulani, complete with white sand beaches, crystal clear water, and captivating sunsets.
I knew, as did most simmers in the community, that there’d be an announcement for a new pack launch at EA Play. The anticipation of the 2019 announcement for Sims 4 Island Living was incredible. I talk often about Sims 4: Island Living and its reception here on Sims Guided, and for reason: though a stunning pack, with some great features, like the conservation career, it also has some features that feel a little incomplete, like mermaids– lending simmers to rush for the best Sims 4 cc.
