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Hipster Baby Names: 322 Really, Really, Ridiculously Good Names for Your Kid

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Having a child with a boring old family name isn't enough these days -- John and Jane just doesn't...

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Kiss Me First is a thriller that moves between the real and virtual animated worlds. When Leila...

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Sapphire Jane Sawkins (3 KP) rated The Sims 4: Cats & Dogs in Video Games

Jan 28, 2018 (Updated Jan 28, 2018)

I would like to start by saying that I am probably too old to be playing this game anyway, however the Sims is a part of my childhood that I am not willing to give up just yet.
I was very excited for this to get released as I have 2 dogs (real life ones) and what more could you want than to have virtual ones too. I was looking forward to finally completing my virtual family and making it as close to my real one as possible.
I think this game would be great if you hadn't already played Sims 3 Pets. In this version you can't controll your pet, you can interact with them in a way that you can train them to do things, however you cannot use them as you would any other member of the family. This makes it hard to see their needs and therefore makes having a pet a bit of a chore.
This expansion pack does have many great additions, like a new neighbourhood and new decorations and clothes etc. which do add to the game and make it more interesting.
Overall, I think if you are new to the Sims and have come in at The Sims 4, this expansion pack is great. However if you have played previous versions it can be quite disappointing.