“Choosing the perfect home has never been easier. And with that come the need to go apartment hunting. The expansion will introduce Sims players to the experience of living in the big city.
Stay tuned and pack a small bag for the city.“Sims 4” players can look forward to a new hustling and bustling city of San Myshuno with its new expansion, City Living. Before long, youll know everything there is to know about San Myshuno, apartments, Festivals, and more. Well be sharing so much more information in the near future. As you work your way up through one of the new careers (Politician, Critic, and Social Media), you can afford a stunning new penthouse on the top floor! Penthouses provide a totally different experience, and we can't wait to tell you more about them in the coming months. Unlike houses, you're more limited in what you can do (the landlord won't be happy with you knocking out walls and building new bathrooms), but there's a lot of gameplay found in the few hundred square feet of your Sim's new apartment.īut don't worry, not everyone who lives in the city is wanting for space. Speaking of apartments, your Sim will need to find one once they move into San Myshuno! Apartments bring with them an assortment of interesting characters and quirks. There are five different Festivals that can show up, giving you plenty to see from your apartment window. Whether you're playing basketball in the Spice District or meeting with friends after work at the Karaoke Bar for a raucous good time, there are new experiences around every corner.īetter yet, why not meet some friends and head to one of the new festivals? San Myshuno is full of dynamic street life, so whether you take a hot date to the Romance Festival, or geek out at Geekcon, theres always something new to do.
Youve never seen a city like this in The Sims! San Myshuno is packed with things to do and new people to see. The Sims 4 City Living is set in the rich, diverse city of San Myshuno, a beautiful coastal city tucked up against the nearby mountains.
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