You can choose what your club likes to do, such as a fishing club who love to fish and read, or a goth club that drinks coffee and has a sad vibe. You can also create your own club that pays off for your Sims in more than just social ways, like with boosts and perks. The simplicity of the club system feels amazing, and is easily one of the best mechanics any Sims expansion has put out. If you love building, you can even build your own clubhouse, which is extremely rewarding, and add all the stuff your club likes. You can even add doors that are locked to anyone who is not a member. It is a great way to socialize and make new Sim-friends with the same likes or dislikes.Įach club can also have a clubhouse, which can be a cafe, nightclub, or the new ruins, where your club meets up. While in the club you have to follow the rules set forth, or you’ll make the other members mad. All clubs have unique rules or requirements to join, such as having a certain skill over level two, or starting a fight with a rival gang. The system is streamlined and simple to use, but has a surprising amount of depth. There are clubs for children who love to play and use imagination, popular clubs that are snooty and like to try on clothes, clubs that love the outdoors, and so much more. You can join up to three clubs at any time as long as you meet the requirements. Being able to join a club, or even make your own, has some great effects on how you play. The biggest feature of Get Together is its clubs portion. Adding new features, items, and ways to play, the Get Together expansion, has some great ideas but falls short of being amazing. Through patches and updates, many missing things have been added to the base game, and The Sims 4 is now on its way to becoming a staple of the Sims franchise. The Sims 4 had a less-than-stellar launch, and was missing many gameplay features Sim-heads were looking for.
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