Looking for more? Check out this cool The Sims 4 Infographic, and tips on building the perfect bathroom. The Sims 4 Spooky Stuff releases worldwide on September 29 – are you excited to throw a party that everyone will be dying to attend? Of course, these costumes aren’t restricted to use at Spooky Parties, either – if you want to dress your Sim like a Witch year-round, you can totally do that. You can even ask other Sims for party treats (though don’t be surprised if they play a trick on your Sim instead).Ī variety of new costumes are also available to help make your party stand out, from Pirates and Ninjas to Super Llamas and Fairies, there are a bunch of great outfits for Sims young and old. Besides being able to decorate your Sim’s home with the new objects to set the eerie mood, there are also three new ghoulish recipes: an Eyeball Cheese Plate, Zombie Cake, and Spooky Cookies. If you’re looking to throw a Spooky Party (a new type of party in The Sims 4 Spooky Stuff), you can do just that. There’s a new stuff pack for The Sims 4 coming just in time for halloween: The Sims 4 Spooky Stuff.The new pack is coming September 29th an adds a wide array of spooky new objects and costumes. And once they’re done, Ghost Sims can take a candle-lit pumpkin, put it on their head, and haunt up the night! Your Sims can make festive works of carved art, creating the jack-o-lantern of their dreams. The Sims 4 Spooky Stuff includes two new gameplay objects: the mischievous Spooky Candy Bowl and a new Pumpkin Carving Station.
Want to temporarily (or… permanently) turn your Sim’s home into a creepy house of horrors? Go for it. Transform your Sim’s home with ghoulishly fun decorations, including creepy paintings, spider webs, and all manner of tattered furniture. In other words, we’re happy to announce that The Sims 4 Spooky Stuff* is coming on September 29, and comes with the stuff you need to plan and execute the perfect Spooky Party. Scare Up Some Fun in The Sims 4 Spooky Stuff, Coming Soon. Your Sims are in for a scream The Sims 4 The Sims Mobile The Sims FreeplayĪbout The Sims Base Game FAQ Pack FAQs News & Updates Media Newsletter Signup Packs Overview Build Your Own Bundle Expansion Packs Game Packs Stuff Packs Kits Bundles Cheats Tips & Tricks Scenarios Quizzes Create a Sim Demo The Gallery Forums Facebook Youtube Instagram Twitter Tumblr The Sims Gear Give A Gift About The Sims Base Game FAQ Pack FAQs News & Updates Media Newsletter Signup Packs Overview Build Your Own Bundle Expansion Packs Game Packs Stuff Packs Kits Bundles Cheats Tips & Tricks Scenarios Quizzes Create a Sim Demo The Gallery Forums Facebook Youtube Instagram Twitter Tumblr The Sims Gear Give A Gift As I did in the photo with the ghost lamps using them as nightstand lights.īy using the resizing cheat you can make any of the decor items or centerpieces instant lawn ornaments! in the picture you can see the original size next to the enlarged items that I used to decorate the yard.Scare Up Some Fun in The Sims 4 Spooky Stuff, Coming Soon. You can use this method to add lights that would normally be on the ground to raise them onto a table too. I was able to place the laterns by holding the Alt +tapping the #9 key and carefully moving them up to the level then “phasing” them into place by holding Alt and gently sliding the mouse till they were where I wanted. For the front porch area I placed pumpkins along the front bottom and Skeleton lanterns across the front railing. This makes it possible to set things wherever you want, as I have with the ghosts and pumpkins by placing them on the roof trim. You can have fun playing with the size cheat and be sure to enable MOO (Moveobjects on) by opening up the ingame console and typing bb.moveobjects then press enter. Then I set to work of decorating the outside yard.
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I also chose windows that had some darker color trim on them and a large red door. Here I built a custom home and used the exterior wood paneling that came in the Spooky Stuff pack for the outside walls.
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