The Sims 4 is another phenomenal instalment of the renowned Sims series that has gotten only better with time, has only raised the bar high, and has only seen its popularity grow ever since it first surfaced. Sims 4 is one of the pioneers of the virtual world games and if we talk about pure imagination, this game perfectly demonstrates what a high-end virtual reality game should look like thanks to the perfect execution of core elements, along with so much more that makes the experience worthwhile. The game starts off with what is perhaps one of the most detailed character creation we’ve seen and, once you’re done with that, you’ll be taken through a detailed tutorial in which you’ll get to earn all the essentials.

In terms of gameplay, The Sims 4 is as good as games of these genres get because of how much detail has been put into it. The biggest highlight of the game is the content variety that it offers because, no matter how much time you sink into the game, you’ll always have something new to indulge in. The game’s massive community of players makes it a thoroughly enjoyable experience because you can set out on random adventures with players, you can host parties for friends, go out for shopping, build your own houses, and so much more. The game also brings an all new gallery of creators where you can design your own work and, you can even visit galleries of other creators to see and admire their work.

All the features and exploration elements of The Sims 4 make it an experience worthy of keeping anyone hooked. The graphics of the game are truly top-of-the-line. The game world has been designed immaculately, the in-game models are designed stunningly, the frame rates are smooth and, all in all, you won’t find a game of this genre with visuals better than this.

Overall, The Sims 4 is a stellar virtual world game that doesn’t leave a thing to be desired on any front and brings the same old incredible gameplay with even more improvements.