Anyone who purchases it by 2nd September will get three bonus items: a rustic rideable bike, a gnome statue, and a lighted tree. The Sims 4: Cottage Living Expansion Pack comes to PC and consoles on 22nd July and will cost £34.99. The latter enables players to whip up 16 different varieties of jams, custards, and veggie concoctions - all of which can be popped into the new picnic hamper for those moments when you fancy taking to the hills and nibbling among nature.Ĭheck out Cottage Living's official reveal trailer above to see its additions in action. There's even a weekly fete, known as the Finchwick Fair, hosting a rotating roster of competitions that give villagers the chance to present their best pies, vegetables, even chickens for judging.Įlsewhere, there are new pastimes including cross-stitch (with over 34 designs to choose from) and jam making. Here, you'll find a rural pub - The Gnome's Arms - alongside a convenient grocery stall, and Crumplebottoms' garden booth for those seeking out horticultural advice. Seeds can be purchased from the nearby Henford-on-Bagley, an idyllic modern-day village that serves as the expansion's new neighbourhood. When your sim has a familiar bound to them they are going to be feeling confident. For those willing to get their hands properly dirty, it's possible to grow fresh ingredients - think watermelons, aubergines, pumpkins, mushrooms, and lettuce - for use in new recipes like Yorkshire pudding and beef wellington. The Sims 4: Familiars (Realm of Magic) Familiars were a fun addition to being a spellcaster and can actually save your sim from death These magical beings will float around you as you walk around the magic realm or other worlds and can help you gain more experience.
