

Maxis / Electronic Arts
The Sims 4 is a life simulation game where players create virtual people (“Sims”), build homes, and guide them through everyday life. Sims have needs (hunger, fun, social) and can form relationships, pursue careers, etc. The game encourages creativity in building houses and storytelling with Sims’ lives. There is no violent gameplay, but it does include mature themes in mild form: Sims can date, kiss, have babies (“WooHoo” is implied off-screen under covers with giggles), and they can die from various causes (ghosts appear). All potentially sensitive content is cartoonishly handled (no explicit sexual content, nudity is blurred).

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