SimGuruGeorge has shared a new screenshot, showcasing what one of the houses in Windenburg from The Sims 4 Get Together look like under a layer of snow from The Sims 4 Seasons. Check it out!
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Another week has passed and more information about the upcoming InZOI update has released, with details and expectations explained by Director & Producer of InZOI, Hyungjun ‘Kjun’ Kim. With the next update slated for September 2026, only a few short weeks away, we’ve got more information about recently teased features, as well as some surprising…

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Munch’s house? Gorgeous!!:)
I don’t like it. The edge of the roof is very strange, sharp, and the base of the fences and walls is very clean. It looks like the game is in low resolution.
Does a town come with seasons, like in TS2? 🙂
am I the only one bothered by the lighting in winter, even though is all snow the sun still shines like summer.
Does a town come with seasons, like in TS2? 🙂
I don’t like it. The edge of the roof is very strange, sharp, and the base of the fences and walls is very clean. It looks like the game is in low resolution.
Munch’s house? Gorgeous!!:)
am I the only one bothered by the lighting in winter, even though is all snow the sun still shines like summer.
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