The game is not as open as its predecessors, but it still has many beautiful environments for your Sims to explore. With the new graphical interface, you can love everything about the game. There are so many different worlds for you to explore in The Sims 4. Some of these locations will be new to veterans of The Sims franchise, while others will give the same enjoyment that longtime players have come to expect.
10/10. Forgotten Hollow
Forgotten Hollow is the latest addition to The Sims 4. It adds a new town for vampires to reside in. As night is the main selling point for vampires, so it stands to reason that this town has been built around the darkness of night. If you’re into being a vampire, and if you can’t stand the taste of onions, then this might be the town for you.
9/10. Newcrest
Newcrest is a new addition to The Sims 4. This is the first expansion pack to feature empty lots, where players complete with the task of designing and shaping their own town from scratch. Since there are no pre-existing homes, players can let their imaginations run wild with their designs, or keep things simple for a more traditional town.
8/10. Willow Creek
Willow Creek is a delightfully peaceful green space. It is the first available region in The Sims 4 before any DLCs are released. The starter homes here look like traditional American houses, where families can get their feet on the ground and live a full life. Beautiful scenery, fun activities, and a variety of landmarks make this town a great place to visit after its initial playthrough.
7/10. Oasis Springs
Oasis Springs is the latest of the maps in The Sims franchise. Its focus is on building an active town populated with bustling businesses and a variety of natural resources that are ready to be utilized. With a beautiful desert landscape and a wealth of unique, interesting personality traits and skills, this map has received more than its fair share of attention from eager players.
6/10. Glimmerbrook
Imagine a beautiful town in which no one ages. There are witches, vampires and zombies from all over the world who have immigrated to Glimmerbrook to enjoy their magical dreams. At first, it seemed as though there were no secrets in this town, but then a group of young friends stumbled upon a secret society known as the Everlasting Club. They must use their wits and strength to find out what is going on in the dark corners of the town.
5/10. Brindleton Bay
Brindleton Bay is a vacation destination, with a beachfront boardwalk, lighthouses to tour, and a variety of nature preserves. The bay is home to a residential neighborhood with luxury mansions scattered throughout its seaside cottages, as well as plenty of opportunities for pets and their owners to enjoy the outdoors.
4/10. Sulani
Sulani is a tropical paradise in The Sims 4. It allows you to take your sim to an island and experience what it feels like to live near the beach for the first time. It’s truly a tropical paradise, with plenty of activities for your sims to enjoy.
3/10. Del Sol Valley
Del Sol Valley in The Sims 4 is a haven for the arts, where artists from all over the world come to work and play. Superstars can be seen just wandering around town, and those who dare to start a conversation will find these celebrities wanting to learn more about the lives of their fans.
2/10. Windenburg
Windenburg is the new city that came out with The Sims 3 expansion: Generations. With it, you can take your sims and visit their friends, meet new people in town, and attend parties in the town center. The new city has everything you would want your sims to have, from modern houses to old Victorian homes.
1/10. San Myshuno
In The Sims 4 City Living, the biggest town you can move to is San Myshuno, where you can live the big-city life (much like living in a real-world city like New York or Los Angeles in our world). Festivals, artists, and people who dress even weirder than your Sims are all available to you in this new region.
