Sims 4 Lovestruck expansion: Release date, price and what's included
radiotimes.comFinding love in the real world can be a tough game to play, but The Sims 4 is going to make it easy for you in its next major update entitled Lovestruck.
Romancing a Sim is not new in the game, but the expansion pack is set to add a bunch of new locations and gameplay systems that are going to make wooing someone more realistic.
From a romantic new city to an exclusive Singles club, The Sims 4’s Lovestruck expansion is looking like it’s about to make the game pretty steamy.
With Lovestruck’s release creeping ever-closer, we’re going to take a deep dive into what we can expect from it once it finally launches.
The Sims 4’s Lovestruck expansion pack will be released on 25th July 2024. It will be available on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One and PC.
In the meantime, we would recommend checking out the game’s Get Dating bundle which will also give you a romantic in-game experience.
The Sims 4’s Lovestruck expansion pack will cost £34.99 in the UK. It can currently be pre-ordered through the game’s official website, or via your chosen console’s digital storefront.
Anyone who either pre-orders the expansion or purchases it before 5th September 2024 will get access to multiple in-game items, including the Basic Breakup Double Bed, Cry Me a River eyeliner and a Herbert Heart Plushie.
There are plenty of new additions coming to The Sims 4’s Lovestruck expansion like the option to attend couple’s counselling and the chance to enter a polyamorous relationship.
One of the other main new additions is a function called “Turn-Ons” and “Turn-Offs” that will help your Sim determine how attracted they are to someone and vice versa. The system will assess everything from common interests to their interactions with each other, essentially helping Sims build in-game relationships and maintain Romantic Satisfaction.
A new in-game app called Cupid’s Corner will also help Sims set up dates. Think of it like Bumble for The Sims. Players can create their own dating profiles and interact
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