Sims 4 Survey Hints Possible New Features Coming in Future Updates

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The popular game “The Sims 4” recently unveiled a poll for its enthusiasts, inviting them to vote and propose ideas for potential free content additions to the main game. Initially, when “The Sims 4” debuted in September 2014, it was less comprehensive than it is now. For instance, babies used to grow up instantly into children. However, since then, numerous updates have been incorporated into the game, resulting in newborns aging gradually through infancy, toddlerhood, and ultimately childhood.

Occasionally, the creators of The Sims roll out significant updates that significantly alter the core game, like the Infant update for The Sims 4. These larger changes are often supplemented by smaller additions through Sims Delivery Express and hotfixes. Over time, the diverse content added to The Sims 4 has enabled players to create more authentic Sims in the Create-a-Sim mode, with features such as hearing aids, binders, and custom pronouns. Additionally, players can now accurately represent various cultures, thanks to patches that have introduced regional recipes, holidays, and festive items.

Sims 4 Survey Hints at More Free Inclusive Items, Customization Options, and Recipes

In The Sims 4, there are numerous cultures, nations, and personalization options yet to be introduced by the development team. However, it appears that the developers haven’t abandoned the project, as indicated by a recent survey aimed at gathering fan input on what they believe is still missing from the game. In this survey, the developers specifically seek feedback from fans about potential additions to The Sims 4 as part of upcoming free content updates. On Reddit, a fan shared images of the survey and expressed excitement over the possibility that Iranian culture might be incorporated into the game in an upcoming update.

In simpler terms, the questionnaire emphasizes that the aim is to consistently enrich The Sims 4 with various cultures and inclusive elements, ensuring they’re not locked behind a paywall. Despite criticism about The Sims 4’s substantial library of paid DLCs, it does not require players to purchase its fundamental, inclusive features.

The expansion pack for The Sims 4 named Lovestruck includes a city-like world called Ciudad Enamorada, inspired by Mexican cities. To get architectural items from this world in Build Mode, players need to buy the expansion pack. However, some features like Brazilian cheese bread recipes (Pao de Queijo) and hearing aids were added for free to the main game through Sims Delivery Express service, content updates, and bug fixes. Fans can look forward to seeing additions they voted for in The Sims 4, such as more inclusive character options, cultural events, or national foods. People who want to participate in voting and suggest ideas can access the survey link provided here.

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2025-08-09 21:43