The Sims 4 - Nifty Knitting will be released this month

Fyra Frost - Jul 15, 2020, 5:54 PM

Although The Sims is a solo game, the community aspect is quite important in it. Certainly, the game does not allow players to interact with each other directly with their Sims, but the gallery allows them to share their creations, whether they are terrains or families. The developers are also close to the players and they talk regularly about the new features in the game, including updates and the release of new content packs for The Sims 4.

The release date of the pack that has been created with the help of the community since November 2019, Nifty Knitting, has just been revealed. Indeed, the trailer for this item pack has just been unveiled, and in addition to telling us that it will be released on July 28, we can discover a little more of the final rendering of what the Sims 4 community voted for over the last months.

The Sims 4 - Nifty Knitting adds new items but also gameplay elements which are great for a stuff pack. The main one is obviously knitting, an activity that gives birth to a new skill, and which almost all Sims will be able to enjoy since even the children can knit. The objects made by our Sims are diverse and they include clothing they can wear, decorative items, and toys for toddlers. A new object, the rocking chair will allow an unprecedented interaction for our elderly sims, who will be able, while swaying, to remember, which will allow them to obtain an emotion that may be positive or negative.

Another major addition in Nifty Knitting is Plopsy, an online sales platform where our sims can sell their knitted creations. This feature can also be used to sell the paintings and sculptures, and we also hope to see candles and sparkling juices from the latest expansion, The Sims 4 - Eco Lifestyle. Plopsy will also allow you to buy items if your Sims are not very creative.

See you on July 28 for the release of The Sims 4 - Nifty Knitting, on PC, Xbox One and PS4.

The Sims 4 - Nifty Knitting will be released this month

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