EA could very well only include game packs, stuff packs, or kits into the free bundles and keep the bigger expansion packs locked behind a paywall. The bundles don’t have to include all forms of DLC. It’s very easy to get bored with the same clothes, furniture, and things to do in The Sims, and consistently putting out new things for all players to enjoy could be beneficial for keeping the player base happy and having fun with the game. If EA plans on making The Sims 5 last as long as The Sims 4, the publisher could periodically release free bundles for the game to keep the large number of players that remain completely free-to-play to stay interested and keep having fun with the game. The Sims 4 has been out since 2014, and The Daring Lifestyle Bundle gave players who don’t want to spend so much money on adding a few new things to their game the chance to do that for free for the first time ever. With there being sixty-six total DLC available to download, including thirteen expansion packs, twelve game packs, eighteen stuff packs, and twenty-three kits, players have to pay over $1000 to take advantage of everything the game has to offer. After that, game packs are $20, stuff packs are $10, and kits are $5. Expansion packs, the biggest form of DLC that adds in the most new content, are $40 each.

While there is so much additional content to bring into the game, a lot of it is pricey.

The Sims 4 DLC ranges from expansion packs, game packs, stuff packs, and kits.

The Sims is known for its abundant amounts of DLC available to add a variety of fun, wild, and cool new items, clothing, locations, and ideas into its games in order to make gameplay more interesting.

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