Is The Sims 4 Endgame?

I don't think they will stop beating the horse once its dead, but I believe that this may be the end of "Sims" as most of us know it.
The release of Sims 4 was the "beginning of the end;" I still have to admit this thou I do think up until the last release to PC that Sims 4 was pretty decent, thou different.

I think we will see other stuff, other "remixes" and they will milk Sims in the future for all they can get out of it till it is a hollow shell of what it originally was.

Like many said, I'm really hoping they save it by starting over.

I don't even know anymore.

Sims 4 I like but it feels like an antidote to an addiction already, weaning me off Sims games. The more that's added, the more I am getting bored. Funny that but sad. :/

Yeah I think this is the end. It seems like the sims franchise is dying a slow, painful death. I see them milking the sims 4 for all its worth, maybe putting out another mobile game that won't do so well somewhere down the line, and then its over.

https://twitter.com/HoneywellsNews/status/987354014797967361?s=19

"Wulfsimmer;c-16441492" wrote:
https://twitter.com/HoneywellsNews/status/987354014797967361?s=19

This isn't confirmation, we don't know if this is a hoax.
Literally everyone could create a reddit account and trick people into believing they're an angry former SimGuru just to gain some attention. Just saying.

I have no ideas at the moment. We have enough fun with 4 games. Why a new one?

I find this thread really depressing (cause The Sims' current situation is depressing that is).

I don't know really... They could very possibly go all mobile, which would suck, or they will keep putting up packs for years... Either way, I don't see a TS5 happening anytime soon.

The way this game is being handled and the firing of some of the best long standing Guru's I would say the end is coming.

"Lustianicia;c-16440240" wrote:
I highly doubt it... The Sims is literally one of EA's biggest selling game franchises (since it appeals to nearly every demographic of gamers, especially the casual ones, which is A LOT bigger than many may think). I'm sure there will be a Sims 5... however, whether or not it'll be an improvement from Sims 4 is another story.

I remember when Sims 4 was nothing but a rumor... many people thought Sims 3 would be the end, but here we are now... I don't think EA will suddenly give up on The Sims. Especially not when Sims 4 is doing much better than it did at launch.

If they learn from the mistakes from the launch/early days (such as not making players wait for basic age stages for 2+ years though we probably got way better toddlers than if they'd tried to shoehorn them into the base game at the last minute) that would be a big step. Having management that understands The Sims series and player base is another key factor. This isn't like the umpteenth FPS game out there; there's really nothing like it out there, and has a dedicated player base as long as they do things right, and having people in management who understand the game (or are willing to learn) should be top priority.