Time management is the name of the game in The Sims series. This means managing hygiene, hunger, and bathroom needs for your Sim between building basic skills that will help you ascend in your chosen field of work. I love the Sims, and I've played many other Sims games on consoles - but this is by far the absolute WORST iteration of it. It lags on my PS4, the 'cursor' jumps from side to side - you can't even properly place your objects in the spot you wanted them because everything's so jumpy and laggy. Keeping your Sim on the path to the top will require constant watch over their needs and good use of their off time. The PS4 controls render the game totally unplayable. Much of the game is based around taking your lowly Sim from their first house to the height of success with a massive home, happy family, and successful career path. Playing The Sims is the ultimate busywork simulator and the series has come a long way from its earliest days by introducing even more personality into the characters and world that Maxis has created. The game is welcomed to consoles but how does it fare when stacked up to its PC counterpart? Well, some things come across very well while others could certainly use some work but for the biggest fans of The Sims if you missed out on The Sims 4 on PC you'll be glad to start the game up on consoles. The Sims 4 is certainly the most expansive entry in the series, especially when it first released back in September of 2014. Does the game translate well or is it best suited for PC? Read on at Kidzworld to see our PS4 review of the new game! The Sims 4 brings its expansive living simulation to consoles.
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