The latest gameplay trailer for The Sims 4 Cats & Dogs Expansion Pack focuses mostly on Create A Pet. Well, that’s at least what the title of the video suggests – there’s plenty of footage outside Create A Pet, showcasing the new world Brindleton Bay, new objects and new interactions between Sims and Pets.
The trailer covers so much stuff in just over 2 minutes so you probably missed a few things. Here are 13 details that you might’ve missed in the trailer!
1) The Raincoat Man Statues
2) Fishnet Wall Decals
3) Adorable Interactions with Children and Toddlers
4) Cat-Shaped Bush
5) Pet Treats Clutter
6) Life-Sized Kitty Bear
7) The Bridge with a Car going over it
8) Another Life-Sized Kitty Bear
9) Pawjamas
ha-ha get it??
10) The New Aquarium and Wall Corner Sofa
11) Pet Graveyard
12) Oh my god a Pupper and a Toddler?!
13) New Roof Types and a gorgeous new Neighborhood
7 Comments
YaY♥♥♥ Thank you for pointing it !!!:)
What about the fireplace in #8? Is it new?
Reply to Quietgirl
Yes, and it even looks like it’s built into the wall rather than being added on!
No entiendo que significado tiene lo del puente…
Reply to Luna
Neither do I, does he mean we’re getting cars?
Reply to Maddie Rogers
Yo tampoco, ¿quiere decir que estamos consiguiendo autos?
Reply to Maddie Rogers
I doubt it, I think it’s just something they’re pointing out.
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