The idea seems very nifty and it brings the fun to the public park where multiple toddlers can play together, have fun and understand the value of sharing, all at once. But, in order to make a purchase they need assistance from an adult and requires cash to successfully buy what they need. The parked cart is where toddlers can get food and drink. The pack brings a superhero top with a bundled cape, a fox top and a bunch of toys to play with. The Toddler Stuff pack for the Sims 4 which also bundles new costumes for the toddlers to wear.
It is the gameplay objects that make a whole lot of difference. Players will have the freedom to design their own park and place the accessories provided by the developers in unique fashion, so that their park is different from the ones created by others.
Besides, many of the items showcased in the pack are supposed to be team games that allow them to cooperate with one another while learning the power of team spirit.Īlso Read : The Sims 4 Devs are Considering Cars and Pets for their Next Expansion Pack Talking about the new stuff pack, the SimGurus confirmed that the whole idea emerged from the fact that they want the young ones to come out in the open and play. They also have the option to get active in the jungle gym. Toddlers will be able to play in the ball pit, the tunnels and the slide. But, for toddlers it seems to be more than enough to keep them engaged for long hours and make them play new games along with other kids of their age in the neighborhood.When you go through the screenshots released by Electronic Arts and Maxis, it is easy to find that a lot of new play items had been introduced with the pack.
The Toddler Stuff pack is one that is for toddlers alone, not even kids can make use of the items provided in it.Ĭompared to expansion packs, stuff packs are usually smaller in size and has little content to offer. The Sims 4 has received so many stuff packs in the past but this time, a new pack that is purely focused on the young ones is about to get launched on August 24 th.
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