Suggested age12+

Sims wear suggestive clothing, get naked for hidden showers, and can make woohoo or try for a baby under covers. Sims can get into fistfights and can die from events like fire, starvation, or electrocution.

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The Sims 4

The Sims 4

Game (2014)

Unleash your imagination and create a unique world of Sims that's an expression of you! Explore and customize every detail from Sims to homes, and much more with The Sims 4. Life, and Sims, are yours to control. Customize your unique Sims, design their homes & take them on wild adventures through celebdom, romance, holidays and more.

Role-playing (RPG)
Simulator

What to expect

Sims wear suggestive clothing, get naked for hidden showers, and can make woohoo or try for a baby under covers. Sims can get into fistfights and can die from events like fire, starvation, or electrocution.

The good stuff

The game simulates life aspects, allowing players to build character strengths or pursue materialism and aggression. Playable Sims behave according to player directions, ranging from kind and reliable to flawed and neglectful. Players select from various skin tones, body types, cultural or religious clothing, and same-sex relationships. Kids learn about responsibility, money management, and relationships by looking after needs and careers.

Family guidance

Ages 12+

Sims wear suggestive clothing, get naked for hidden showers, and can make woohoo or try for a baby under covers. Sims can get into fistfights and can die from events like fire, starvation, or electrocution.

Every child is different. Use this guide alongside what you know about yours.

What to know before you start

Content details to help you decide what fits your child.

Sex & Nudity

Sims wear suggestive clothing, get naked for hidden showers, and can make woohoo or try for a baby under covers.

Profanity

Language is not present in the game.

Alcohol, Drugs & Smoking

Drinking, drugs, and smoking are not present.

Frightening Scenes

Sims can get into fistfights and can die from events like fire, starvation, or electrocution.

Other things to know

Dozens of expansions and add-on packs encourage players to spend more money alongside simulated consumerism.

Positives & learning

Positive messages

The game simulates life aspects, allowing players to build character strengths or pursue materialism and aggression.

Role models

Playable Sims behave according to player directions, ranging from kind and reliable to flawed and neglectful.

Representation

Players select from various skin tones, body types, cultural or religious clothing, and same-sex relationships.

Learning

Kids learn about responsibility, money management, and relationships by looking after needs and careers.

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