Can I play The Sims 4 on my laptop?

Butterflowery​  If you can, I would take the laptop back to the store and instead of asking about Sims, ask someone to put a heavy workload on the machine and listen to it.  Say you're worried a fan is broken or catching or not working as it should.  It really doesn't matter what kind of workload they test with as long as it's pushing the processor, which it should since that's the only kind of workload anyone would test your computer with.

There's no way for me to diagnose anything over the internet—I can't even hear the noise, much less tell you whether it's normal for your machine or what might be causing it.  You really need someone hands-on with the computer.