Since this isn't likely to change until a new game comes out altogether, we've updated this list with five additional mods to give every Simmer's game a nice boost of realism. There's a dire need for content and realism, due to how restrictive many of EA's expansions and packs have been. With Discover University now out, it's unclear what's to become of The Sims 4 in this upcoming year. Updated on February 29th, 2020 by Anastasia Maillot: As far as fans are concerned, most of the wanted The Sims 4 expansions have been released as of 2019.

RELATED: The Best Mods For Sims 4 Cats And Dogs But how can you make the Sims more realistic than it already is? Mods, of course! And we’ve got some great ones listed below to deal the dose of reality that your Sims desire.

We’re talking 9 to 5 jobs, wages only high enough to scrape by, and all the dramas and mundanities of real life. A simple mod that will pause the game when you load into a zone, allowing you to take in the scenery before moving your Sims, or whatever it is you crazy kids do. But for all the players who want their creations to live wild and crazy lives, there is an equal number who want theirs to live as realistically as possible. The Sims 4 Cottage Living expansion is introducing the new world of Henford-on-Bagley, a picturesque English-style village complete with stone pubs (meet me at The Gnomes Arms for a cheeky pint), village squares, and a river running through it. Beware, your Sim can be arrested for stealing Thankfully. From alien abductions to a giant bunny fulfilling social needs, The Sims has never shied away from being weird and wacky. Sims can make a living this way, selling objects they steal from others.

Sims 4 stealing mod