Sims 4 Lovestruck Adds Brand-New Hidden Event That Can Turn A Sim Into A Celeb
might be more focused on love than fame, but there's one new event that can quickly catapult a Sim to stardom. As the new romance expansion for, includes features like the dating app Cupid's Corner and a new Attraction system based on Turn-Ons and Turn-Offs. Although the relationship overhaul is a very welcome change for the game, some of the expansion's most memorable aspects are its less-advertised ones.
As noted by Reddit user earth2solaris, Sims can encounter a new event in where a recruiter selects them for a reality show called A participating Sim has to complete seven perfect dates in a row to be awarded with a grand prize, demanding only the best in romantic acumen.
According to commenter Edymmion, successfully completing the challenge with a gold medal for every date secures a big cash prize and immediately turns the Sim into a three-star celebrity. Getting the celebrity status requires the expansion, but Sims can enjoy the rest of the event without it.
The Sims 4 Lovestruck is great for cultivating relationship depth and romantic drama, but its level of detail is better suited to a Game Pack.
The challenge could be the perfect fast-track to fame for any Sim, but it definitely isn't that simple to complete. Everything occurs on a strict timer, with each perfect date resetting a 24-hour clock to allot time for the next one. For a busy Sim, cramming everything into one week could be a challenge in and of itself, to say nothing of the difficulty of actually making the dates go off without a hitch.
Like, is available as a $39.99 add-on to the base game.
That being said, it's certainly possible for an intrepid Sim to pull it off, and it can be done within just a couple of days if the right blend of efficiency and romantic consistency is involved. Mastering a dating show challenge is certainly a much quicker way to become a celebrity than most options in the game, and it could catapult a Sim otherwise living a quiet life into stardom.
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