Not only did we get lucky with the beautiful and picturesque new world, but we also got a ton of new content in CAS (Create-A-Sim) and in the Build/Buy modes. There are a few fun new festivals that you can partake in as well and not to mention the opportunity to take cute selfies with the worldвЂ™s cute mascot, Yamachan. There are also some gorgeous rental lots here as well as hiking trails and areas for rock climbing for the outdoorsy Sim. And then we have Yukimatsu, covered in a thick blanket of snow, where Sims can relax in the onsen or hit up the slopes to go skiing, snowboarding and sledding. Senbamachi, town of a thousand leaves, is the oldest neighborhood of the world and has a beautifully rich aesthetic, giving the neighborhood a very rustic vibe. Wakaba is a new and upcoming small town that has beautiful yet modern homes. The world is made up of three different and distinct neighborhoods. Komorebi that has heavy influence from Japanese culture and architecture.

The Sims 4: Snowy Escape expansion pack takes us to the wonderful snowy Mt. But with the less than stellar response to the last DLC that was released, the Star Wars Journey to Batuu expansion pack, many were still reluctant to believe that Snowy Escape would live up to the excitement.

This expansion received quite high hopes as it was the first time weвЂ™d be experiencing an Asian-inspired world since The Sims 3: World Adventures all the way back in 2009. But luckily for us Sims fans, we can still at least get a small taste of some familiarity with The Sims 4вЂ™s latest expansion, Snowy Escape. With winter nearly at our door, many people may be missing the fun outdoor festivities and vacations to the snow lodge due to doing our part in social distancing and quarantining.

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