Interview with Senior Producer SimGuruDuke

I do hope that part of that inclusivity goal is to bring Fears to the game. It's very important to me because fear is something that everyone has to overcome at some point in life and when it's conquered, it makes one stronger. It's a vital part of humanity and daily life. Even simple phobias and learning how to live with them can build inner strength. And in The Sims, fear can also come with humor, especially when it's really relatable. I just feel that putting this missing piece back into the game would really bring more life into it. Sometimes it feels a little like the game is being insincere by cushioning the players from the reality of anxiety. I'd like to see that honesty of humanity's flaws and failures make a return. To me, that's what's relatable and inclusive because it goes much deeper than skin tones and regions. It's a common unifyer that every person, every player, can understand.