Sims. / Sims.

Luxury Party Stuff;
"Patio Stuff"
Cool Kitchen Stuff;
Spooky Stuff;
Home Cinema (Movie Hangout Stuff);
"Romantic Garden" (Romantic Garden Stuff);
Kids Room Stuff;
Backyard Stuff
Vintage Glamour Stuff
Bowling Night Stuff;
Fitness Stuff;
Toddler Stuff;
Laundry Day Stuff;
My First Pet Stuff
Tiny Living Stuff
Nifty Knitting Stuff;
Paranormal Stuff;
Home Chef Hustle Stuff
Crystal Creations Stuff.

Through the Ages. Royal Dynasty. Sword Fights. Glass Slippers. Kiss a Frog?

Snowy Escape
Cottage Living
High School Years;
Growing Together;
Horse Ranch;
"For Rent!"
Cupid's Arrows (Lovestruck);
Life and Death
"Favorite business" (Businesses & Hobbies);
Enchanted by Nature. Bust the Dust Kit;
Country Kitchen Kit;
Throwback Fit Kit
Courtyard Oasis Kit;
First Fits Kit;
Desert Luxe Kit;
Everyday Clutter Kit
Pastel Pop Kit
"Bathroom Accessories" (Bathroom Clutter Kit);
“Simtimates Collection Kit”;
Basement Treasures Kit;
Greenhouse Haven Kit;
Grunge Revival Kit;
Book Nook Kit;
"Modern Luxury" (Modern Luxe Kit);
Poolside Splash Kit;
"Personal Castle" (Castle Estates Kit);
Goth Galore Kit;
"Fashionable Nostalgia" (Urban Homage Kit);
"Everything for the holiday" (Party Essentials Kit);
Riviera Retreat Kit;
"Cozy Cafe" (Cozy Bistro Kit);
Artist Studio Kit;
Storybook Nursery Kit;
"At Don Juan's House" (Casanova Cave Kit);
"Gamer's happiness" (Comfy Gamer Kit);
Bella's Boudoir (Secret Sanctuary Kit);
Golden Years Kit;
Kitchen Clutter Kit Luxury Party Stuff
"Patio Stuff"
Cool Kitchen Stuff;
Spooky Stuff;
Home Cinema (Movie Hangout Stuff);
"Romantic Garden" (Romantic Garden Stuff);
Kids Room Stuff;
Backyard Stuff
Vintage Glamour Stuff
Bowling Night Stuff;
Fitness Stuff;
Toddler Stuff;

bb.ignoregameplayunlocksentitlement is a cheat code for unlocking all the building items in The Sims 4 that are awarded upon reaching a certain career level.
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traits.equip_trait trait_OccultMermaid is a cheat code for turning a character into a mermaid in The Sims 4.
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stats.set_stat commodity_BecomingVampire 2160
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traits.equip_trait trait_Occult_WitchOccult — a cheat code that turns a character (Sim) into a sorcerer.

To get the maximum number of Wizard XP in The Sims 4 with the Realm of Magic expansion pack, you can use the cheat code stats.set_stat rankedStatistic_WitchOccult_WitchXP 2850
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traits.equip_trait trait_OccultWerewolf - a cheat code that turns the character into a werewolf.

stats.set_stat rankedStatistic_Werewolf_Progression 3000 is a cheat code for The Sims 4 that increases the werewolf rank to the maximum and gives the maximum number of skill points.

The code doesn't work again. You only have 8 points.
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stats.set_skill_level AdultMinor_
Next comes the chosen profession and the number.
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bb.showliveeditobjects to unlock all building objects in The Sims 4.
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sims.hard_reset — completely reset the Sim;
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objects.consumables_infinite_toggle {true/false] — code for infinite food;
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tutorial.deactivate_tutorial_tip — disable on-screen tutorial comments;
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environment_score.disable/enable — disable moodlets for surrounding characters.
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stats.set_skill_level Major_Logic 10 is a cheat code in The Sims 4 that increases the Logic skill to the maximum level (10).
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Charisma 10. Charm.
Programming.
Singing.
Comedy. Comedy.
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According to information from the EA forums, to completely remove a skill in The Sims 4, you can use a cheat code and set the skill level to 1. This will reset the skill bar to zero, and if you continue playing, the skill will be removed (assuming the Sim doesn't use the skill).
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Sometimes the 9 key doesn't lift an object up, but instead moves the camera to a different location on the scene. To avoid this, hold down the Ctrl key before pressing it. To lower it, press the 0 key.
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On PC, to increase the size of a selected item, hold down the Shift key and press the "]" key

The Sims 4. Some cheat codes for The Sims 4:
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stats.set_stat rankedStatistic_WitchOccult_WitchXP 2850 - gain the maximum possible amount of experience and an additional talent point (or two if there is a hereditary magical character trait);
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Cheat code for adding happiness points "Sims.give_satisfaction_points {number of points}";
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bb.moveobjects is a cheat code that allows you to place any object anywhere without restrictions;
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"TestingCheats true" is a developer code in The Sims 4 that enables various features, including the operation of some cheat codes;
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Codes in The Sims 4 are entered in a special line (console), to open it, you need to use the key combination Ctrl + Shift + C;
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Simolions - money: money ?;
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"FreeRealEstate on" is a cheat code for purchasing any real estate plot for free;
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cas.fulleditmode — Unlocks hidden features in the character creation (CAS) room ✅
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bucks.update_bucks_by_amount 51201 500 — a cheat code for getting 500 galactic credits in The Sims 4 with the Journey to Batuu expansion pack. The amount can be changed.
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Help — show a list of all codes for the game;
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resetSim {Name} {Last Name] - restart the Sim (the code is suitable for "resetting" the character if it freezes);
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fullscreen — enable or disable full-screen mode;
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headlineeffects {on/off] - enable or disable the bright display of effects above the Sim's head (thought bubbles, various icons during a conversation, etc.);
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sims.spawnsimple — create a random character;
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sims.spawnSimple {quantity] - create the required number of randomly generated characters;
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stats.fill_commodities_household - completely fill the needs bars of all Sims;
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sims.remove_all_buffs — remove all moodlets from a character;
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sims.get_sim_id_by_name {Name} {Last Name] - create a simID for a character based on their first and last name;
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aspirations.complete_current_milestone — Complete one stage of the selected character's aspiration.

The Sims 1. The game featured eight neighborhoods, two of which were built up, while the others were mostly empty lots. With the release of The Sims: Unleashed expansion, Old Town was added to the list, and it had the same look in all eight neighborhoods.

The Sims 3. The game with expansions included 7 cities:
Sunset Valley is a town from the base game.
Twinbrook from the Career expansion.
Bridgeport from the "In the Twilight" expansion.
Appaloosa Plains from the Pets expansion.
Starlight Shores from the Show Business expansion.
Moonlight Falls from the Supernatural expansion.
Isla Paradiso from the Island Paradise expansion.

The Sims 4. Some cities:
Willow Creek (New Orleans)
Oasis Springs (Las Vegas suburb).
Newcrest "(Middle States)".
Magnolia Promenade "(Florida)".
Windeburg "(Scandinavia)".
San Myshuno "(New York)".
Forgotten Hollow "(A Fiction for Vampires)".
Brindleton Bay (New England).
StrangerVille (The Secrets of StrangerVille Expansion, 2019). A small and slightly strange town with mysterious events and secrets.
Moonwood Mill is a town of "werewolves".
Innisgreen is the name of a new city that appeared in the expansion "Nature's Magic", Fairies, Gnomes, Plantsmen.

The player must role-play the virtual lives of controlled people, satisfying needs, developing their skills, forming relationships with other Sims, and achieving specific goals. Sims' needs are based on Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which states that striving for higher goals is only possible by satisfying basic needs. This element lies at the core of The Sims gameplay. The player must ensure that the controlled Sim eats, goes to the toilet, sleeps, and washes on time. Otherwise, Sims will become sick, unhappy, or even die. Among other things, Sims have a need for socializing with other Sims or having fun, and will also become moody or depressed if these needs are not met. Fun in The Sims is expressed in a variety of activities, including logical exercises, reading, creativity, and so on. Sims can also communicate with other characters and form relationships with them: hostility, friendship, or even love, regardless of sexual orientation. Romantic relationships You can have relationships with multiple Sims, but their partners will perceive this as cheating. Lifetime goals can include career success, wealth accumulation, marriage, starting a family, extensive connections, and so on. The game rewards the player for achieving these goals, or, conversely, punishes them for neglecting them. Despite the nonlinear nature and freedom of action, Sims still need to earn money to live. Many things in the game have a cost: purchasing new items, food, and mandatory taxes for living on the lot. If the player doesn't strive to earn money, sooner or later their Sims will run out of money. The easiest way is to get a job. To earn more and advance in their career, Sims must develop their knowledge and skills or form new social connections. However, the player still needs to find enough time to meet basic needs.

The Sims series begins with the player loading a neighborhood and then choosing an existing family or creating a new one in the character editor. From there, the player can fully customize the Sim's appearance, give them a name, and customize their personality traits. The game then offers the option to settle the family on a lot using Simoleons (the virtual in-game currency) or purchase an empty lot to build a house on. The lot can be built or customized in the build editor to suit the desired style. Community lots, such as a library or gym, can also be created. A family in the game includes one to eight Sims, both adults and children, living together. Sim control is indirect; the player can issue commands to Sims, but they also perform independent actions, such as performing household chores. However, Sims are unable to make important decisions on their own, such as bringing a child into the family or moving out. Leaving Sims unattended for an extended period can lead to unpleasant consequences, such as penalties for unpaid bills. Time in the life simulator flows approximately 48 times faster than in real life, so a day in the game plays out in about 20 minutes in real life. The game can be sped up or paused. Virtual people speak an artificial language called Simlish. Because the language of Sims is incomprehensible to the player, special attention is paid to non-verbal communication, expressed through facial expressions, gestures, and intonation. The player also sees thought bubbles that give a general idea of ​​what Sims are currently thinking or talking about. A crystal called a plumbob hangs above the controlled Sim. The happier the controlled character is, the greener the crystal above their head will appear. However, other players or bots cannot see this plumbob. Sims can get married, have children, or adopt them, and also have pets. Caring for a child or animal and its Upbringing. A Sim's life is limited and they go through life stages. A dead Sim becomes a ghost.

Players create virtual people called "Sims," ​​place them in homes, monitor their moods, and help them meet their needs and desires. Players can move Sims into existing homes (and optionally remodel or furnish them) or build their own. Each subsequent expansion and game in the series expands player capabilities by adding new features, objects, and worlds for Sims to inhabit.

Genres: Life simulator, Strategy.
Developers: Maxis (2000–2006, 2012–present).
The Sims Studio (2006-2012).
Publisher: Electronic Arts.
Creator: Will Wright.
Engines: Renderware (The Sims 3), SmartSim (The Sims 4).

What do all versions of The Sims have in common? All versions of The Sims share the concept of a life simulator, where the player manages a virtual town and its inhabitants (characters). All games in the series also share a core gameplay that remains unchanged: the ability to create characters, manage them, build homes, and furnish them. At the same time, each installment of The Sims introduced innovative elements that expanded player experience by adding new features, objects, and worlds for characters to inhabit.

The Sims series of games are the closest to the sandbox genre, since they do not have any specific goals (with the exception of various thematic additions and expansion packs that change the gameplay; as well as console versions, which provide for this style of play).

The Sims series is typically divided into the main series (The Sims itself), The Sims 2, The Sims 3, and The Sims 4 for PC, as well as all expansion packs released for them. The spin-off series includes numerous games released for consoles, portable devices, and mobile devices. These can range from life simulators similar to the main series to indirect games of other genres released under the Sims brand. Games for PC are also considered spin-offs.