When I first read about them in the Kid's Room pack, I could not care less, but they really grew on me as an interesting aspect of the Sims 4 world. From the trading cards, to Veild the familiar, to the Bubalus small pet, to the voidcritter show (on TV and with Get Famous gigs), etc. I have been rather interested in their expansion through out the packs. I was further interested when I saw them as a possibility on the knitting pack votes.I don't know. I am curious as to what people think of them. My biggest gripe is that teens cannot play with them using the battle station.

I think the Void creatures are really funny! I compare them to Pokémon a bit. It was pretty popular when I was a Teen, and I remember the whole class exchange cards during the breaks :D . Some of my Simkids also have the battle station and I decorated their rooms with Void posters and carpets. Gives me nostalgic vibes :).

If it was not just limited to just children my sims would be involved with it a lot more. I did check them out when I first added them to my game. This was something I never understood why adults with Childish Trait or teens were not allowed to interact with them.

I always forget about them. Kids don't get skill or fun from them. I don't see the point. The kids don't autonomously play with them like other things. Need two kids to battle. My kids are not kids for long. As soon as they get an A in school I age them up.

I will always appreciate Maxis deepening their lore. I'd rather have Voidcritters than no Voidcritters.

I love voidcritters.I hate that only kids can play.

Are you a fan of the voidcritters?

41 Replies

Busufu
Seasoned Ace
6 years ago
I think the Void creatures are really funny! I compare them to Pokémon a bit. It was pretty popular when I was a Teen, and I remember the whole class exchange cards during the breaks :D .
Some of my Simkids also have the battle station and I decorated their rooms with Void posters and carpets.
Gives me nostalgic vibes :).
LaBlue0314
Seasoned Ace
6 years ago
If it was not just limited to just children my sims would be involved with it a lot more. I did check them out when I first added them to my game. This was something I never understood why adults with Childish Trait or teens were not allowed to interact with them.
GroovyLady1968
Seasoned Ace
6 years ago
I always forget about them. Kids don't get skill or fun from them. I don't see the point. The kids don't autonomously play with them like other things. Need two kids to battle. My kids are not kids for long. As soon as they get an A in school I age them up.
kwanzaabot
6 years ago
I will always appreciate Maxis deepening their lore. I'd rather have Voidcritters than no Voidcritters.
SilentK008
Seasoned Ace
6 years ago
I love voidcritters.

I hate that only kids can play.
leo3487
Seasoned Ace
6 years ago
"Calico45;d-978635" wrote:
When I first read about them in the Kid's Room pack, I could not care less, but they really grew on me as an interesting aspect of the Sims 4 world. From the trading cards, to Veild the familiar, to the Bubalus small pet, to the voidcritter show (on TV and with Get Famous gigs), etc. I have been rather interested in their expansion through out the packs. I was further interested when I saw them as a possibility on the knitting pack votes.

I don't know. I am curious as to what people think of them. My biggest gripe is that teens cannot play with them using the battle station.

As I had read, after Kids Room Stuff, simgurus said at Twitter than Voidcritters will appear in other ways at other packs
Kimmer_one
Seasoned Ace
6 years ago
I do like them, but I often forget they exist. Also quite often my Sim kids don't have enough time to play with them. School, homework & filling their needs take too much time.
garapoes
6 years ago
I have never used it.
atreya33
Legend
6 years ago
They are cute, kind of. But I wouldn't really miss them if they were gone in the game.
Babykittyjade
Seasoned Ace
6 years ago
Not into them and rarely use it. I'm so simple minded I just want more "personal" non object interactions for kids. Running around building forts, hiding under tables, tag, hopscotch, Mary mack, jumping on beds and couches, pillow fights. Even see saws feel more personal you have to look at the other person and work together.

Plus childish sims seem to be left out of a lot.