The Sims 4: Growing Together

The Sims 4: Growing Together massively expands the family system, often putting blood ties to the test. Family can partake in intergenerational activities - go fishing, walk on a pier or jog in a park. Grandparents can teach their grandchildren cycling or build treehouses together. Their help is especially useful when taking care of infants, who have received new interactions (like changing diapers and putting them to sleep), along with the possibility to express needs and emotions. The expansion allows the player to experience how their kids grow up by adding more stages to their lives. The Sims 4: Growing Together also introduces quirks, making each child unique. Your baby may dislike pacifiers, wake up early, be a picky eater, etc.

There are also changes made towards adult Sims, who can now face work troubles, midlife crises or family move-ins. These events can change their existing character traits. The expansion adds Sim preferences to the game as well, meaning your Sims will befriend people meeting their specific criteria much faster. Social compatibility can lead to deeper relationships, while its absence creates conflicts and reasons for arguments.