The Sims 4: Discover University is still a good entry into the franchise, though, and is a recommended title to try for TS4.So I've been playing a lot of The Sims 4 recently, partially because a boomeranging sinus infection has kept me home for about half of February.Īnyway, because I have both Realm of Magic and Discover University installed, I've been using both. Plus, there are some minor flaws in the game’s design that might annoy you if you were hoping for something else. However, this is the first expansion pack to require a 64-bit system. As with all expansion packs, you’ll be needing the base game in order to play it. School is funĪs an expansion pack for The Sims 4, The Sims 4: Discover University is definitely one that brings in more fun stuff for you to do in your game. Plus, there are lots of classes your Sims can attend and various other activities that they can partake in to have a good time. There are also new careers you can earn, new features like roommates and scholarships, tons of new placeable objects and Sim outfits, and even the return of the Servo life state.
Your Sims can live in the dormitories or just off-campus-the game allowing you to not have to move into a new neighborhood for the first time in the series. This pack includes a new world called Britechester that contains two rival universities your Sims can attend: the historical University of Britechester and the modern Foxbury Institute. Similar to the two aforementioned expansion packs, Discover University features the college life content for TS4. The Sims 4: Discover University is the eighth expansion pack for The Sims 4 and is the spiritual successor to The Sims 2: University and The Sims 3: University Life.
And for this fourth title, Discover University brings you the fun and excitement of college life. Like the previous games, TS4 has tons of expansion packs that can enrich your Sim experience. TS4 gears towards low-end specs and simplicity, so you won’t be needing a high-end machine to play it smoothly.
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