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For example, Dine Out adds fully playable restaurants players can build their own, Sims can own them, and you can even customize things like menus. They add a small amount of gameplay content, some objects and clothing, and occasionally a new neighborhood to explore. These are lite versions of expansions that have arrived with the Sims 4. RELATED: 5 Forgotten Gems of The Sims Franchise Game Packs At $40, these are also the most expensive DLC for the game, so make sure you're getting a good amount of content for your Simoleons. More recent expansions are finally returning to form, adding the content players have come to expect from Sims expansions. Get Together also lacked content, only adding a world and the ability to make social clubs. Get to Work added the ability to play Sims at work rather than have them disappear for a time but only added three jobs, two of which were part of base games in previous generations. The first few years the Sims 4 was out, many in the community found the expansions incredibly underwhelming.

Similarly, the Outdoor Retreat Game Pack could have been part of Cottage Living from the beginning.

For example, Cats & Dogs removed many small pet options that were later placed in a separate Stuff Pack. Some content traditionally included in previous expansions was removed and repackaged into one of the other DLC categories.

They add the most content for your money, although this isn't the case for every expansion. Some even add totally new neighborhoods like City Living or places like Get to Work's job sites. For example, Seasons adds, well… seasons but also weather, holidays, new activities and items that tie into the theme. RELATED: Indie Sim to the Rescue! Mixes Cute Dogs and the Important Work of Shelters ExpansionsĮxpansions have traditionally added more content to The Sims in the form of new activities, gameplay, as well as adding new objects, outfits and more. Here's how each DLC tier for The Sims 4 shakes out. While The Sims 4 has removed the online store, it made up for its absence by going completely off the rails with its DLC offerings. The Sims 2 saw the first appearance of Stuff Packs, and while The Sims 3 continued with Stuff Packs, it also added an online store where players could purchase individual Sim objects, clothing and even neighborhoods. Since The Sims 2, each generation has received its own bit of paid DLC outside of expansions. The Sims 4 is not only the longest-running Sims game but one with the most DLC in a variety of types and prices ranges that can seem a little ludicrous. Successful DLC expansions only served to make the franchise more lucrative to EA, so when the Sims 4 was released, it took a sharp turn with how DLC and update packs were distributed. Over the years, The Sims has only been expanded on how much content it offers in each generation.