There are four holidays preloaded in this game, plus you can invent your own holiday, slotting it in whenever you feel that your Sims need a break. Once they have been reaped and your garden beds are fallow, resting until it is spring time and you can start all over again, they look still and quiet, a far cry from summer glory. The flower harvest goes in cycles, but there tends to always be something on the go, to keep your garden looking lovely and yourself occupied, but your crops tend to make a dramatic difference, depending on whether they are just sprouting, growing well, fruiting or ready for harvest. Then, in winter you can get into flower arranging, sell off your harvested crops or repurpose yourself as a botanist for the duration. If you are enjoying this career path, spring and summer time will be all about planting and growing your flowers and crops, autumn with harvesting and laying by the results. But for others it can make enormous differences, such as when you are following the brand new gardening career path. The changes of season and various holidays are fitted into the calendar for the Sims to enjoy.įor some Sims the addition of seasonal changes and holidays may not make any difference: office jobs remain the same no matter what the weather is doing.

Fans of the game who have already seen the Sims 2 and Sims 3 get their own Seasons expansion pack and some of the elements of both of these appear here, with other unique seasonal content. The Sims 4: Seasons for PC is, as might be surmised from the name, an expansion pack that brings seasonal changes to the world of the Sims 4.

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