The city is also the biggest downfall of this expansion.

It feels huge and has a variety of Sims to interact with and ways to expore the world, such as protesting and making graffiti art. The city itself is what this whole expansion relies on, and it is done very well. You can also buy unique items at festivals which include things like shirts, snow globes, and even fireworks. All festivals have activities and things to do, but it was really fun dressing in costume and hitting up video game tournaments. My personal favorite however is the Geekcon. The festivals add something special and unique to the game such as the spice festival and love festival. Every few days the city holds festivals, which are great ways to get out, explore, and generally have fun. The city is vibrant, with unique neighborhoods and plenty to do. The new city of San Myshuno is the biggest feature of the game, and one of the best settings for a Sims game since The Sims 2 Apartment Living. It is, however light on content and has a few bugs which holds it back from being even better. I had a blast playing in the city of San Myshuno, exploring its festivals, and the new lot traits. It changes the way you can play in new and meaningful ways, and is full of fresh experiences and stories to tell. The Sims 4 City Living is one of the best expansion packs in the entire series.

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