At the moment, there are as many as 23 worlds in The Sims 4, which really allows you to diversify the lives of characters and create unique stories with them. But are they all great? No. But they are all so different that each player will definitely have those worlds to which he is ready to return again and again.

Embark on a unique journey from Sultani to Willow Creek!

Batuu

Addition: The Sims 4: Life on the Island

The desert world from a galaxy far, far away disappointed many fans of The Sims 4, but it showed the aesthetics of the Star Wars franchise quite well. The climate here is warm, there is no rain or snow. This is a tourist world where you can travel for free.

There are no restrictions on staying here. It is impossible to change anything in the world, which may upset some construction enthusiasts. Batuu is like a museum — go-see, but don’t touch. But lightsabers, robots and peculiar architecture are in place here. Is it worth the money? Questions.

Magnolia Promenade

Addition: The Sims 4: Get to work!

The location is too small to even call itself a world. It’s almost a neighborhood! It is intended for stores, but honestly, who needs it? Except for those who are seriously concerned about business development for their Sims. You can edit any section here, so if you really want, you can turn around decently.

The landscape around the shops resembles Willow Creek, so it is likely that the Promenade is one of the areas of this city.

Granite Falls

Addition: The Sims 4: Go camping!

A good world and the first additional location ever added to the game. Spending time in this forest is a pleasure, and even its small size does not spoil anything. An extremely romantic location that is perfect for both a honeymoon and a family vacation. Yes, there are a lot of insects here, but you can live!

The longest stay of Sims in the world is seven days. They can not only rent a house, but also organize tents around the campfire. The world is populated by curious characters, such as a man in a bear costume, a hermit and a forester.

Glimmerbrook

Addition: The Sims 4: The World of Magic

Yes, this is Granite Falls, but with a magic portal. But there is definitely something in it! A special atmosphere, a beautiful change of day and night, lots of water and trees. There may well be a cottage of some magician. It’s more of a residential location than a hangout. Unless, of course, you move into the magical world through a portal: everything is already much more interesting there!

The second part of this world is the local “Diagon Alley”, a partially destroyed town where wizard sims can purchase magical utilities and get acquainted with three wizards who will teach them basic magic skills.

Forgotn Hollow

Addition: The Sims 4: Vampires

Perfect for the vampire set it was created for—small, but does the job if that’s what you need. It’s a bit of a niche location, although a lot of your Sims can find adventures for one place here. For many, this world will come with its gloom and Gothic.

By the way, in this world the night lasts much longer than in other worlds, so that the vampire townspeople have more time outside the walls of their homes. If you are thinking of recreating the atmosphere of Tim Burton’s films in your game, then you have not deprived Forgotn Hollow of attention, it is ideal for this.

Newcrest

Addition: The Sims 4 Base Game

This world can be described in one word — a new building! Here you can create your own neighborhood, all the plots are empty and available for experiments. You start with a clean slate and enjoy freedom.

This world consists of three districts, and in the background you can see a modern city with skyscrapers. Some simmers believe that this is one of the districts of San Mishuno. Stylistically, it’s quite similar to itself!

Willow Creek

Addition: The Sims 4 Base Game

Willow Creek is a base game world inhabited by the main characters of the Sims franchise — Goths. This is one of the biggest worlds in the game. Here you can find several ready-made houses, as well as a library, a museum, a nightclub, a park and a gym.

The world seems friendly and may even be considered crowded and noisy, but this is a basic game that quickly gets boring. But for a start, it’s quite good for itself!

Evergreen Harbor

Addition: The Sims 4: Eco-friendly Life

The world of “Eco-friendly Living” is intentionally a little ugly, and that’s the whole point of the supplement. When you look at the smog, you may feel a little sick, and it’s quite difficult to get rid of it. The best thing in this world is that it comes with apartments like in the same San Michuno!

There are also public plots, residential buildings and large apartments in the world, as well as houses of various sizes. This makes it the most versatile world the Simmers have ever seen. The city combines the features of many past additions.

Stragerville

Addition: The Sims 4: Strangerville

The world focused on the plot of the supplement may get bored after passing the plot, but its Victorian houses against the background of a deserted canyon look extremely unusual and atmospheric.

Strangerville as a world is beautiful and unique. There is a library, a bar and a secret laboratory in the world, as well as several houses. While the city looks interesting, having to play in story mode so that the neighbors no longer look obsessed quickly tires.

Oasis Springs

Addition: The Sims 4 Base Game

Oasis Springs manages to surpass Willow Creek because of its more unique desert aesthetic. Mixing patches of grass with sandy mountains, the base game world consists of 21 plots. This time the public buildings were a museum, a living room, a gym, a bar and a park.

Oasis Springs is home to two large families, Landgraabs and Gongadze. There are only three vacant lots, and the rest are filled with houses built in different styles, which makes the architecture of the city more unique.

Copperdale

Addition: The Sims 4: High School

Copperdale is a world with 11 precincts, but the school campus in Copperdale simultaneously creates and destroys this world. It’s fantastic — you can edit plots freely, but the school occupies two plots and an entire district, which limits the use of the world’s territory.

If you want to use a new thrift store, then it will be another lot that should remain and not be edited. However, despite these limitations, a huge pier compensates for everything, giving players a lot of fun, and the views from it are simply fantastic.

Moonwood Mill

Addition: The Sims 4: Werewolves

This world is another small space, only five lots. In it you will find a small starter house, a large residential area, a library, an empty lot and, of course, a bar. However, the location contains a number of unique features, hidden zones and secrets that set it apart from other small worlds. All the lots are also well decorated and intrigue with their secrets.

In this world you will find two separate hangout zones and many tunnels crossing this area. Tunnels can be explored as a system of rabbit holes, and pack meeting places can be used to interact with other werewolves.

San Sequoia

Addition: The Sims 4: The Way of Life

San Sequoia is a beautiful world with 12 plots. It offers players beautiful views and opportunities for walking, but it lacks the uniqueness of some other worlds. It also has fewer interesting areas to explore than in many other worlds from the add-ons released shortly before.

The houses in the world are beautiful and diverse, the sizes of the plots are well combined, and the Recreation Center and Library are full of new activities for sims, but the world itself does not have such a unique charm as expected from this addition.

Selvadorada

Addition: The Sims 4: Adventures in the Jungle

I would like to single out Selvadorada from the mass of other worlds because of the stunning surroundings and unique temples ready for exploration. However, due to the fact that this is a vacation world consisting of only seven lots, including a bar, a national park and a museum, it is difficult to do this.

The world has other drawbacks, including the risk of death from lightning, bugs, and other dangers that you may encounter while exploring. In short, Selvadorada is beautiful, but deadly.

Britchester

Addition: The Sims 4: At the University

Britchester is a much more flexible world than the Simmers expected. It is divided into three parts: Foxbury occupies one, Britchester occupies the other, and the city itself occupies the third. Each part of the campus consists of two dormitories, one student house and a common area. There are also zones around the campuses where various events take place.

The city itself consists of three houses accessible to everyone, a bar and a library. This means that the world with 13 sites is more convenient for the game, and presents any Sim with the opportunity to be close to university life without being on campus and without visiting couples.

Hanford-on-Bagley

Addition: The Sims 4: Country Life

Henford-on-Bagley draws inspiration from rural England, and a world with 11 plots allows Sims to live in their own cute country cottage. With the addition of cows, llamas, chickens, rabbits and birds, the plots really come to life because of the animals and new plants that need to be cared for.

The game offers several completely new features in grocery and garden kiosks, as well as in a village pub, where the same friendly hosts always stand at the bar. In addition, you can also interact more with your neighbors thanks to world-specific features such as errands and a village fair.

Brindleton Bay

Addition: The Sims 4: Cats and Dogs

Brindleton Bay is one of the most beautiful locations in the game. The coastal town with 16 plots includes a park, a veterinary clinic, a bar, a lounge and a museum, as well as several houses. The atmosphere is very rustic and conducive to a comfortable and lamp-like game.

The wonderfulness of this place can only be interrupted by Windenburg, which overtakes it because of the free space and more unique public areas. Also because of the rain, which not everyone likes.

Del Sol Valley

Addition: The Sims 4: The Path to Glory

Thanks to the influence of Los Angeles, this world perfectly complements the set about fame and creative careers. It looks like a city of superstars with three mansions on the hills, three small houses grouped together, and a city center that includes a VIP club, a regular gym, a park, a museum and a gym.

There are small touches in the world that make this city pleasant, including a simulator of the walk of fame, nightclubs and beautiful views of the city landscape

Tortosa

Addition: The Sims 4: Wedding Stories

Tartosa is a world with nine plots, designed specifically for weddings. It has a shop where you can buy cakes, a wedding flower atelier and a clothing store where you can shop. There is also a town hall in the city for all your wedding needs.

Nevertheless, some features of this world did not come true, it was often buggy and even seemed banal to someone. But the inspiration of Italian culture makes Tartosa a unique world.

Windenburg

Addition: The Sims 4: Having fun together!

The coastal town of Windenburg boasts 27 sites, including two bars, two cafes, a swimming pool, a gym, a nightclub and a park. There are also several other unique lots, including the Von Haunt Estate, ancient ruins and cliffs, where club events can take place.

The city is made in the Tudor style and is filled with beautiful old buildings. On a separate island off the coast there are several more modern buildings that give the world style and depth.

San Mishuno

Addition: The Sims 4: Life in the City

San Mishuno is a unique world. In terms of gameplay, this place offers the most content with its festivals, collectibles and apartment system. There are also several unique nightclubs as well as food stalls that are worth a visit.

A fitness center, a park, an art gallery, a penthouse lounge and karaoke bars offer unique entertainment for Sims. In combination with the street festivals and events that this city offers, it appears as noisy and lively.

Komorebi Mountain

Addition: The Sims 4: Snowy Expanses

It is difficult to capture the beauty of Mount Komorebi in just one frame, because from the suburbs to the top of the mountain, snow-covered and grassy, it is magnificent. Inspired by Japan, detailed, beautiful — just a great place to play.

There are two areas with five sites in each, and in the main mountain area there are four regular sites and two sites available as part of a mountain expedition, which can be edited using cheats.

Sulani

Addition: The Sims 4: Life on the Island

Of all the worlds of The Sims 4 presented here, it is Sulani who makes you die from his beauty the most. How can you not live here? This is paradise. To live as if it were a holiday, to build villas above the water is an aesthetic that seems pure escapism. Amazing!

The world not only presents both residential and rental plots in one place, but also demonstrates amazing landscapes. Each area has its own set of walks or hikes, as well as free trips to some beautiful attractions