8 ideas for dlc and packs
- 🏉Active games and competitions where Sims can cheer for teams and kids can practice after school: football, baseball, hockey, etc., and games for sorcerers similar to Quidditch.
- 🎪An expansion pack that includes theaters, opera houses, art galleries, circus, and other cultural venues.
- 🐉A fantasy DLC where teens and kids play various fantasy games like D&D, opening up a new world for recreation—an imaginary place with castles and like, where there can be both friendly creatures like gnomes and hostile ones like dragons.
- 🚀 In The Sims, you can build a rocket model, so why not add a vacation world like Batuu, but an exoplanet like in Avatar, with an astronaut career and the ability to craft items from resources on different planets.
- ✨A 50s-60s retro pack: groovy wallpapers, disco and tap dance events, clothing and hairstyles from that era, vintage appliances, furniture, and so on.
- 🌟A superhero DLC, with costumes, villains, superpowers, etc., plus a Chicago-style city with skyscrapers and the ability to craft costumes. Sims can gain abilities randomly (by drinking something or triggering a rare event), or naturally.
- Not a DLC, but an expansion where events affect children’s mental state (fears appear, or conversely, confidence), as it was in The Sims 2.
- 🎡 Festivals (both city and farm festivals, where you can buy and sell produce), attractions (haunted house, roller coaster, prize machines where you can win a prize for your significant other).
