The Sims 4: Horse Ranch Adds Unicorns, Ceiling Paint, Wine-Making, And Adorable Baby Animals

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If you wanna be a cowboy, baby, now's your time to shine. The Sims 4 Horse Ranch expansion is less than a week away, and will include several features that will get even your most urbane sims saying, “Yee-Haw!'

Okay, now that the Wild West jokes are out of the way, let's dig into what the pack includes. Though the trailer shared by The Sims' team earlier this month gave fans a pretty good look at the upcoming expansion, GameSpot recently had the opportunity to attend a preview event that added a bit more clarity to what players can expect.

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The Sims 4 Horse Ranch adds the town of Chestnut Ridge to the game--a pastoral paradise where horses can roam freely and lots are big enough for players to create the farm and/or vineyard of their dreams. Chestnut Ridge includes three new neighborhoods--New Appaloosa, Galloping Gulch, and Rider's Glen--and 13 new lots for players to build on. Additionally, these lots will be fairly large compared to lots included in previous expansions, particularly Galloping Gulch.

Considering the size of these lots, I wouldn't be surprised if the notion of tending to an area that large seems daunting. Thankfully, Maxis has added a new ranch board players can place at the front of their property that allows them to hire a ranch hand, among other things. The ranch board will also allow players to purchase animals, start training their horses, enter races, and more.

New animals available for purchase include goats and lambs, both