Creator:Link:Get to College by simmythesims, The Sims 4 Mod (image by @rainfelt)We were expecting to get an official Go to College expansion since The Sims 2, but sadly it was never released. We don’t lose hope, but for now this mod will do the job just as well. It was created by simmythesims in 2013 for The Sims 3 & 4 but then he retired from modding in 2015. Gladly, itasan2 came up to update the mod in December 2015 and since then he uploads frequently new updates on his.On this mod after your sim becomes a young adult or older, the sim can go to university and chose one of the three majors, Music, Fine Arts and Physical Education.

Global Gameplay Stats Desert Child. Download airmech arena. Global Achievements% of all players. Total achievements: 23 You must be logged in to compare these stats to your own 44.3%. Two Baboons at once Destroy two enemies at the same time. World’s fastest pizza Take a pizza delivery job.

Your sim will be able to do related activities like working out for Physical Education, painting for Fine Art, and playing instruments for Music, attend lectures and of course, study to achieve high grades. Creator:Link:No More Culling by Neia, The Sims 4 Mod (image by @rainfelt)Culling is a background game process, that runs during night hours, to remove households when the population reaches over 200.

Therefore, all them sims you haven’t interacted recently they might be removed. Very annoying right?So this mod helps you keep the households that are not favorites up to 575 and those who are they will never be culled. In addition to that, non favorite sims as a close relative can also be kept (up to 100) in a simplified state.

Emotional Inertia. Creator:Link:Emotional Inertia by roBurky, The Sims 4 Mod (image by @rainfelt)Emotional Inertia by roBurky is an excellent mod for those who want their sims’ emotions become more meaningful and make the game more challenging. Moods will become hard-to-change, they will last much longer and it will take a lot of effort and multiple points of another emotion to change their current mood.In the original game as you may know, nothing affects your sims’ mood for long and once you’re familiar with the game, it will be easy to get a few points to change their mood. With this mod, your sims feel a little more human and make the experience for the player far more realistic. Custom Food InteractionsCreator:Link:Custom Food Interactions by TheFoodGroup, The Sims 4 Mod (image by @rainfelt)This mod by TheFoodGroup gives a ton of options to your Sims when it comes to Cooking. It adds custom food interactions and some extras that are used to make custom foods, plus a script that adds the interactions to various stoves and fridges in game.You can find a big variety of food to add in your game, simply by browsing on ModTheSims and you will find whatever you want to have in your fridge like ramen, cupcakes, dumplings or soups. Slice of LifeCreator:Link:The Slice of Life by kawaiistacie, The Sims 4 Mod (image by @rainfelt)The Slice of Life mod by kawaiistacie focuses on putting more realism to the game by adding physical changes to sims based on mood, like visible blush when they are feeling flirty or teary eyes when they are sad.This mod will add a cellphone menu on your personal ui, which is very similar to the social media mod, and this mod applies to every sim, even the NPC sims!

Ownable CarsCreator:Link. This mod adds five (5) drivable cars to the game. The cars range in price from §10000 to §20000 and can be found in the Hobbies and Activities Misc sort in Function Mode and Outdoors Activities in Room Mode. MC Command CenterCreator:Link:MC Command Center by Deaderpool, The Sims 4 Mod (image by @rainfelt)With MC Command Center you can almost do everything without even playing! It is a great choice if you are making a story for example, with multiple characters and you don’t won’t to spent your free time by fixing or upgrading the relationship between them.By Downloading MC Command Center you will be able to control all the households of the game without leaving your current gameplay. You can change the appearance of any sim you want by right clicking on them, move them to a different lot or family instantly and even remove homeless sims and ghosts to clean up your neighborhood.

Sim InfoCreator:Link:Sim Info by itasan2, The Sims 4 Mod (image by @rainfelt)With the Sim Info mod by itasan2 you can view or search info about any sim you want by the following three functions. Simply by right clicking on the sim you prefer to see the info, select a sim from all sim list of the game or of your current lot and by searching them in the Pie menu. You can also change the Menu Dialog from the Mod Options.

UI CheatsCreator:Link:UI Cheats by weerbesu, The Sims 4 Mod (image by @rainfelt)Weerbsu’s mod UI Cheats makes the cheats a part of the UI, and releases you from the command line. You can get a thousand simoleons just by clicking on the household’s total money in the bottom-left corner. You can change your sims’ relationships by right-clicking on their relationship bars, changing their moods, or just making them immortal! Similar to how it worked in The Sims 3. Have Some Personality PleaseCreator:Link:Have Some Personality Please by PolarBearSims, The Sims 4 Mod (image by @rainfelt)PolarBearSims‘ Mod will give an actual personality to your sims!

With this mod, interactions are based on Traits, Personality and Career! Time to say goodbye on that annoying Idle Chat! Their interactions will never be random again. With this mod focusing on their traits moods and their existing relationships between the Sims will give them a whole new level of autonomy. New Personality TraitsLink:The Sims 4 has a lot of personality traits itself but with so much mods uploading everyday it is hard to stay on the basic only! Take your coffee or your tea if that’s your thing and browse the Mod The Sims‘ site to find what your are looking for!

Keep in mind that there are many mods that are boosting your sims to level up on their traits faster and achieve unique rewards! Height SliderCreator:Link:Height Slider by GODJUL1, The Sims 4 Mod (image by @rainfelt)Sims’ creation tool gives you tons of customization options but it still missing one big thing, a height slider. Thanks to GODJUL1 you can now adjust the height of your sims in order to look more naturally varied.

You simply click and drag their feet in Create-a-Sim to stretch or shrink them. It’s as easy as that!

From the hip-hop soundtrack to the detailed pixel art to the cyberpunk junk-heap aesthetic, the world of Desert Child is one that’s easy to just get lost in. The game sees you competing in races, walking through the streets of Mars and just trying to survive the monotony of day-to-day life. A lot of love went into this game, so it pains me to say that it isn’t very fun.

I suspect that to be the point. The game sees you competing in races, delivering pizzas and doing dirty work to make enough dosh to compete in the Grand Prix. Each day asks players to once again do the daily grind and race, race, race.

Races are side-scrolling ordeals where players must beat opponents while avoiding obstacles, managing your boost meter and gunning down the competition. There is a small variety of weapons to choose from in Desert Child, be it a pellet-shooting machine gun to a laser that hits hard, yet needs to be charged between every shot. Rivals and obstacles alike can be shot, but ammo is limited. The player must either break ammo boxes on the track or drive into a supply ship for a refill.

This side-scrolling “drive and shoot” style carries over into the game’s various odd jobs. For pizza delivery, you ride a bike and toss pizzas at pedestrians. During bounties, you focus on shooting down a target and avoid getting taken out yourself. For hacking the bank, you drive through a vaporwave datascape while destroying Greek busts of Helios. Desert Child gets a lot of mileage out of its game style, but at its core, you’re still avoiding objects and shooting at things. These mission variations feel more akin to reskins of the same thing.

You’ll be doing these missions a lot, by the way. Entry to the Grand Prix is $10,000, and tasks netted me around $350 if I performed well. Your pay is based on how well you do on each mission. This adds an aspect to the game where it’s wise to gravitate towards the jobs you’re best at. It then becomes a matter of how much you can tolerate doing those jobs.

The other half of Desert Child is spent wandering the streets of Mars, looking for food, fixing up your bike, buying some vinyls and just hanging out. Your walk speed is irritatingly slow, but just seeing the streets feels cozy, especially in the rain. The music in this game is pretty great too. Putting on a sweet track while just standing around and taking in the atmosphere is my favorite part of the title. This aspect of the game also adds an interesting risk-reward element: do you save some cash and let your performance slip by leaving your bike in disrepair and going hungry? Or do you go without making it to the Grand Prix that much longer and do some upkeep?

I might have enjoyed Desert Child more if they had cut the racing bits and just let you chill in this run-down city on Mars. It’s visual design and soundtrack are absolute treats. I have a feeling this is going to be a love-it or hate-it game for a lot of people. Take a look at the screenshots and check out the Cowboy Bebop-inspired launch trailer. If you think you can put up with the simple, repetitive gameplay and want to drown in the game’s aesthetic, check out Desert Child. If you’re here for a solid game, it ain’t on Mars.