This one isn’t totally The Sims’ fault I just didn’t buy this Pack because I don’t like Stranger Things. Celebrating the holidays shouldn’t feel like this much of a burden. Not only that, it seems that the Sims universe has an infinite amount of holidays, including one where you’re supposed to beat up your neighbors, for some reason? And if your Sim doesn’t participate, they get ridiculously bummed about it.
I hope you didn’t work too hard on your Sim’s outfits, because any time it gets a little chilly out, they’re gonna throw on their special “cold weather” outfit, which is never as cute. Hard pass, even if they are super duper cute.
Why would they include that? Even worse, this Expansion Pack is notably buggy, resulting in pets frequently getting trapped outside-which, of course, can result in them running away. But, for some reason, you also have to contend with the possibility of your pet running away forever, breaking your Sim’s heart. In theory, getting a pet for your little Sim buddy seems like a nice idea, like letting your Tamagotchi have a baby. But where does Cottage Living fall on the spectrum of The Sims 4’s myriad Expansion and Game Packs? We’re examining each addition to The Sims 4’s rapidly expanding gaming universe to determine the best, the worst, and everything in between. The Sims 4: Cottage Living is finally here, and fans eager to get their farm on are already diving deep into that cottagecore lifestyle.
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