Forget Horror, The Sims 4 Should Be Your Halloween Game This Year
has always been expanding, with having so many expansion packs that it makes world and character building almost limitless, making it the perfect Halloween game even over horror classics. From creating aliens, to becoming rockstars, to going to college and becoming a fairy, there really isn’t anything a player can’t do throughout their life. There have always been hints at what happens after a Sim dies, such as the appearance of ghosts, and one could barter with the Grim Reaper to try and save a dead loved one.
Yet somehow EA is improving that with its new expansion pack, which comes out this Halloween, and allows players to go beyond their simulated mortal coil and into the realm of the dead. Just in time for the spookiest season of the year, explores what happens after a Sim dies, as well as new haunted locations to explore and grisly new careers for a Sim. While there is some level of spook to be had with expansion packs such as ,truly takes the cake with engaging new content for players that adds to existing lore and makes it the perfect Halloween game.
Most importantly, gives players not only the ability to work with the Grim Reaper, but also be a pseudo Grim Reaper themselves. According to EA, the expansion pack will allow players to now “” Players can also either help ghosts or disperse them, and they might even see the Grim Reaper’s face (according to the reveal trailer on ' official YouTube channel). And these are not the only macabre jobs that offers. Players now have the option of being a Mortician and handling the newly deceased Sims.
The new building designs also provide the perfect horror backdrop for the funerals and will readings players can now engage in. There is macabre magic, according to the trailer, including a wishing well, tarot readings, and the ability to do a lot more as a ghost than ever before. While a ghost can continue lingering around the house and have a “normal” afterlife, there also is free rein to scare everyone around them and
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