There's also cute bowling t-shirts that you can use for a bowling league (and make it official by making a Bowling Club with the club system in The Sims 4 Get Together Expansion Pack). While some fans couldn't get over the fact that bowling was added previously as part of bigger expansion packs, I didn't mind much, as The Sims 4 Bowling Night Stuff gives us a really fleshed out bowling experience, with the new bowling activity, tons of retro clothing and hairstyles, and furniture you can use to build your own bowling alley with.īowling is a new skill that Sims can work on and as they get better, they can learn trick shots and score higher, as well as wear special bowling gloves.

The Sims 4 Bowling Night Stuff (March 2017)Īgain, I'm all for anything that adds more fun activities for the Sims to do in the game, so I loved The Sims 4 Bowling Night Stuff pack. I just wish they had added a few more toddler things besides CAS objects- would've been nice to see the walker and playpen from The Sims 3 store return, at least.ĥ. I don't understand why there was such a big focus on outdoor objects for toddlers, when I think most of us really just wanted more hair and clothing options, but I have to admit that the toddler slide, ball pit, and jungle gym are super cute (especially watching adult Sims interact with toddlers as they play!) The play date event was a great touch, too.

The Sims 4 Toddler Stuff mostly delivers on this idea- with a handful of CAS objects for toddlers, a big variety of build/buy mode objects which you can use to build a playground with, and a new 'play date' event for adults and toddlers to attend together.

We were all so excited to have this missing life-stage added to the game (for free, no less), but after a few months went by, fans were asking for more content for their little ones. When The Sims 4 team patched toddlers into the game for free in January 2017, the Sims fandom was SHOOK.

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