EA and Maxis have added the first of several free content updates to The Sims 4 to celebrate diversity and inclusivity. The “Everyday Pride” update has added a total of 12 new items to its Create a Sim and Build/Buy mode.
Coming in a range of vibrant Pride colours, you can find new clothing options such as shirts and sneakers, shorts and tattoos to outfit your Sims. In addition to the stylish clothing on offer, you can also now purchase a variety of home décor accessories from bed covers to wall hangings, pictures, and other decorative items.
Available for free across all systems, the update aims to allow players to dress and furnish their Sims in a way that makes a statement and lets you show your true colours to the world.
Having first released in 2014, The Sims 4 has grown exponentially with dozens of expansions, content packs and updates that have added a huge amount of customisation to the game as well as the option to build any life you can imagine for your virtual creations. From the ability to own a horse ranch and raise your own glorious steeds to owning property and renting out, from being an exo-activist to a lightsaber-wielding Jedi or a bona-fide werewolf, The Sims 4 has delivered some truly unique ways to experience its conent.
With Everyday Pride and the subsequent free updates that EA and Maxis promise, there will be even more ways to customise your Sims’ homes, belongings and appearances to create truly unique and interesting playspaces that can reflect your personality or let you live vicariously through another.
You can check out the new items in the trailer, below, or visit the official website for more information.
The Sims 4 is developed by Maxis and published by EA. It’s available on PC via the EA app, Epic Games Store, or Steam, or on PS4, PS5, and the Xbox family of consoles.
