Sims 4 Lovestruck Adds New Feature That Could Be A Peek Into Multiplayer
's latest expansion pack, "" launched on July 25, 2024, capping off the game's recent "" live event. Season of Love introduced the Riviera Retreat and Cozy Bistro destination kits to the store, as well as patch updates to the base game focusing on the nuances of relationships, with more complex, customizable romantic boundaries for players to choose from.
This was all setting the stage for the release of, which brought back the Turn Ons/Turn Offs mechanic from past titles like to help determine how attracted Sims are to each other through mutual interests and different types of interactions. The expansion — which has had some teething problems since its launch — is intended to allow players to plan better dates with newer interactions, locations, and more through the Cupid's Corner dating app, with a new Singles Hangout lot trait that’ll attract available Sims to go mingle with each other.
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.
One of 's popular features is its gallery, where players are able to share their unique creations for others to download and add to their own game, from new characters to impressive builds such as a functional cruise ship or spooky locations for Halloween. This was a great way for the community to showcase its creativity with one another, but thanks to it now serves an additional purpose.
As shared on the r/Sims4 subreddit, Cupid's Corner is pulling from the gallery's player-generated content to widen its dating pool. This has grown delightfully chaotic as players have been able to match with and date the likes of 's Captain Jack Sparrow, host Steve Harvey, and even Shrek… There's a of Shrek.
Pulling from players' galleries is undoubtedly a fun feature for Cupid's Corner, and it certainly makes dating in a more varied experience by branching out from players' created worlds, but with so many bizarre Sims having been created over the
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