Can Sims 4 be played on a tablet?
Title says it all. Anyone playing on a tablet or know if it can be?
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Hey there,
This thread is quite a few years old and is being locked here to avoid further necroposting.
Feel free to create a new thread if there's a subject you're wanting to discuss that doesn't have a more recent topic, thanks!Amazon fire tablet
"cwaddell;d-780008" wrote:
Title says it all. Anyone playing on a tablet or know if it can be?
Yes you can, you can access your PC on your ios/android by getting this: https://www.splashtop.com/downloads
Scroll down to splashtop personal, download and install it, create an account, then download it on your ios/android, login and follow the steps to link them together. You can do anything from your phone/tablet on to the pc :)- No, it can't. And I hope they'll never try to make it work on tablets. The game already suffers as it is because of the players that insist on playing it on Win XP computers.
- I can run it on my surface pro with the screen detached. But personally, I wouldn't recommend, unless you were to hook up a mouse and keyboard via Bluetooth (But I have fat fingers and hate playing on a tablet so that's my opinion)
- Wabbit Tablet? :lol:
"SammyAndJammy;c-12597686" wrote:
It can be run on a tablet like the Surface Pro, or anything else running a full version of Windows if they have adequate specs. Otherwise, no. It won't run on iOS or Android.
Yeah, I tried it on android, you can download it, but it's too heavy to play it."Mrawsome;c-15849232" wrote:
All's I think is that people should make a version of sims that u can play on tablet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmNVt5B4rSY
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ea.gp.simsmobile&hl=en
I don't think it'll ever become anything more than this because anything more wouldn't be able to function on smartphones/tablets without adequate processing power.- A Surface could run it, but I wouldn't recommend it. The game would generate too much heat, and over time it will shorten the tablet's lifespan.
"Colton147147;13907683" wrote:
Only a Surface would be able to handle the Sims, but it is unwise to game on one.
You need a proper laptop with a dedicated GPU to be able to play the Sims.
EDIT: Even though this is a resurrected thread... This is somewhat a relevant topic.
yes, it is a relevant topic
they should port that game for tablets, sell it for 9,99
should have done it from the start, would have gotten probably a way better customers response
& just let a PC simulation where it was originally, actually simulating
