The Sims 4 Island Living is a major expansion for the incredibly popular and unique living sim The Sims 4, released in 2014. As usual, the developer of the add-on announced at E3 2019 is the American company Electronic Arts. The Sims 4: Island Living allows our Sims to live on the sunny island of Sulani, which features several new building lots, locations, and tons of unique activities. The creators of the game were inspired by the culture of Polynesia, which is reflected in the architecture, nature and customs of this tropical paradise. Our students will enjoy the benefits of sandy beaches and clean ocean. Sims can not only lazily sunbathe on the beach or build sand castles, but also play with dolphins, fish, swim and dive or race forward on a jet ski. In their free time, they get to know the local culture and the friendly locals by participating in traditional festivals and barbecues, or sharing a cup of a local drink called kava.
When our Sims run out of money, they can try to earn a living as a fisherman, lifeguard, or swimming instructor. The authors also prepared a new career as an ecologist, dealing with the protection of the flora and fauna of Sulani and cleaning beaches and forests from the garbage of tourists. The expansion also includes new tropical outfits, clothing accessories and hairstyles. Thanks to new building materials and furniture, we will build a colorful island villa with direct access to the sea. A big attraction is also the opportunity to create a Sima mermaid with magical abilities. For example, in the editor we choose the shape of the fins and the color of the scales. The Sims 4 Island Living is another addition to the fourth Sims. This time the team of Maxis and EA take the player to a tropical island. Maxis develops The Sims 4 quietly and from time to time releases smaller content packs that are linked to larger expansions. EA Play announced that The Sims 4 Island Living will be available for PC in June. Of course, the expansion will also come to consoles, but at a later date.
CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E4300 or AMD Athlon 64 X2 4000+ (2.0 GHz Dual Core required if using integrated graphics)
RAM: 2 GB
OS: Windows XP
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce 6600 or ATI Radeon X1300 or Intel GMA X4500
HDD: 10 GB
The Sims 4 Island Living The main axis of the expansion will be simply a vacation on a tropical island where we will be able to go with your Sims. Sulani, because that is how the island was named, will offer beautiful views full of waterfalls, crystal clear waters with sea animals and nights that no one has seen. Sims will be able to interact with the natives, learn about their culture, and take part in local attractions. There will also be more mundane things - lighting a barbecue, night parties and discos. This will include new costumes for Sims and home decor items.
The Sims 4 Island Living We're not just going to play on the island. If we get bored of beating in the rays of the scorching sun, we will jump into the skin of a lifeguard, start fishing, playing with dolphins, searching for mermaids and diving. The Sims 4: Island Living will also offer some side activities that will allow you to add some extra to your holiday budget. Electronic Arts is still in no hurry to release the successor of the title, which will celebrate its fifth birthday in September. Although it seems like it's high time for the next Sims, it is certainly much more profitable to create more extensions to the still popular "four" with less work. This is confirmed by the leakage of screenshots and details of the Island Living expansion on Origina. The site is of course gone, but The Sims Community has meticulously kept everything.
