So, if you want a more passive role in your characters’ trips, the Explore Mod is a nice little add-on. Going on vacation in Sims can be a lot more involved than you would like. Best Sims 4 Activities Mod: The Explore Mod Although it could be a bit more complex, this mod allows you to set up shop at home, whether you’re starting a cafe, bar or club, or opening a daycare or a gym. If you’ve found the business aspect of Get to Work to be lacking, you’re not alone, which is why Live in Business might be our favorite work mod (although there are other awesome ones out there like the Work from Home mods). Much like the Get to Work expansion pack, you need to perform specific school-related tasks like asking questions and playing instruments to reach your performance “quota.” You can even choose your school buildings from the Gallery and make improvements the way you see fit. The Go to School mod is decently involved. Best Sims 4 School Mod: Go to Schoolįinally, young Sims won’t just be sent off to some off-screen location and come back with homework to be done.

With it, dating in Sims 4 will feel much more like real world dating (minus online dating).

This mod focuses on dating, relationships, and pregnancy, allowing you to set everything from the traits your Sims will find attractive to their sexual and dating preferences to birth control. Best Sims 4 Social/Relationships Mod: Wonderful Whimsĭating and relationships in Sims 4 feels simulated, superficial and rudimentary so we’re thankful for Wonderful Whims adding complexities to it. Comprised of a base mod and five mod packs that add new dimensions to your Sims’ personality, social life, appearance, and memory, it makes things a lot more interesting by making your characters less computer generated and more like real people. It’s why we love the Slice of Life mods so much. Though Maxis allows you to assign likes/dislikes and traits to your individual Sims, your Sims do still get predictable after awhile. Best Sims 4 Personality Mod: Slice of Life

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