Sims 4 for MacBook OS X

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The Sims 4 is the life simulation game that gives you the power to create and control people. Experience the creativity, humor, escape, and the freedom to play with life in The Sims 4. Try the Create A Sim demo to create your own Sim! Create A Sim Demo Create Unique Sims. A variety of Sims are yours to personalize, each with distinct. THE SIMS 4: Seasons 1. + ALL DLC Name The.Sims.4.v1. Size 29.91 GB You can create any Sim you can dream up. Plan their lives, pick their friends, make enemies, and watch their hilarious stories unfold.

The real life simulator video game SIMS 4 is now available to download. Every mac owner can download now Sims 4 for MacBook and play it without emulators or additional programs. The video game can be download via torrent or directly as .dmg. Installation is very simple, just extract from dmg to apps. Was tested on works on most MacBooks Air, MacBooks Pro and iMacs that meet the below requirements.

Sims 4 for MacBook REQUIREMENTS

• RAM: 4GB
• Free Disk Space: 13 GB
• OS X Version: 10.10
• Processor: i3

Sims 4 for MacBook DOWNLOAD

Because the large file size we highly recommend torrent download. Direct is also available but is a bit slower that torrent. Once downloaded extract game to apps folder and enjoy.

GAME DETAILS

Sims 4 was released on September 2014 by Electronic Arts. It belongs to the well-known Sims series and it is an life simulator video game. It is similar to its predecessors, but also has updates and news.

One major change is about the “Create a sims” option. The sliders have been replaced, allowing you to use directly the mouse click, then drag and pull. With this option, you can now manipulate the facial changes way easier, as well as any body part including chest, legs, arms and feet and the abdomen of your character. Also, the hairstyle has a wide rage of options, you can choose from 40 hairstyles and 18 color for your character’s hair.

Unlike the previous games, where you didn’t have the option to choose any piece from the wardrobe, now you can have your own clothing options, no matter if you choose the sleepwear, formal, athletic, everyday, party or swimwear, you can have 5 outfits per category. Also, a 2016 update of the game now allows you to have pregnancy regardless of the gender.

If in the previous games build and buy were to different modes, now there is a single future for both. In this game, some locked buy mode items can be unlocked by progressing in career levels. Now, you can move across your lot a room or an entire building. Also, you can buy a made room, the costs depending on the style of the room, and you can now adjust you wall height.

The social features have also developed. You can pick another players house from the Gallery and transport it into your lot.

Sims 4 has 2 worlds: Oasis Spring and Willow Creek. Both of them contain 21 lots split into 5 neighborhoods. After the update, the Newcrest world have become available, with a total of 15 lots and 3 neighborhoods.

While not everyone’s cup of tea, it is undeniable how popular The Sims franchise is. Hell, I’ll go ahead and admit there was a brief period in my life when all I played was The Sims. Create a Sim, build a house, get a job, make friends, find love, all in the comfort of your computer.

But a lot has changed since the heady days of the 2000s and after 3 main entries and countless expansions, developer Maxis has now delivered The Sims 4, one of the most addictive simulation games for Mac.

Worried about updating to macOS Catalina? The Sims 4 is now updated to 64-bit and supports Catalina!

In this review:

The premise is the same, yet The Sims 4 creates more depth and introduces new mechanics, features, and vastly improved graphics. Speaking of graphics, this is a game that looks surprisingly good on a high-end Mac at the highest settings. But what if you have an older Mac or an entry-level model?

Sims 4 Dmg Mac

I’m here to help you answer those questions. And as we always do, we will be testing the game on 4 different Macs, ranging from the new and powerful to the older and more basic models.

It may not have as many things to do as The Sims 3, still, this is the most sophisticated, better looking and fun Sims ever made. Our score: ★★★★☆

First things first, is the game any good?

There’s a reason why The Sims is one of the most popular franchises in gaming history. These games are extremely addictive and very appealing to casual gamers.

But is this still the case for The Sims 4? Is it as good as its predecessors? Reviewers can’t seem to agree. The game has a 70/100 Metascore, which is good but not great:

But taking a closer look at some of the reviews, a trend begins to emerge. Gamespot gave it a 6/10 score, concluding that:

The Sims 4’s biggest problem is that The Sims 3 exists. […] This is a lovely and lively game that elicits constant smirks, but The Sims 4’s moments never feel like part of a bigger picture.

But here’s where it gets tricky. Everyone agrees The Sims 3 had more to do, yet The Sims 4 has more depth:

Yet The Sims 4 does succeed in being a deep and complex game when it comes to Sim interactions, with lots of entertaining emotional potential. The emotions system and its contextual actions are really strong.

Plus, excellent building tools make architecture more fun than ever.

When looking at the user reviews (on Metacritic, as the game is not available on Steam), it doesn’t look good for The Sims 4. The game has a 4/10 average score of over 2100 users. Again, for the same reasons: the world is too small and there aren’t enough things to do…

My take? If you haven’t played The Sims 3, that could be a better place to start. It will be cheaper, will have more Expansions (and things to do) and will be even less demanding on your Mac.

If you have, The Sims 4 should have enough depth and new features to be worth a shot, especially now that enough Expansions have been released that add more stuff to do.

The Sims 4 Mac requirements

These are The Sims 4 Mac system requirements:

• OS: 10.7.5
• Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4Ghz Processor
• Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 320M, 9600M, 9400M, ATI Radeon HD 2600 Pro or better. Video RAM of 256MB or better.
• Memory: 4GB RAM
• Hard Drive: 10 GB of Hard Drive space

Warning: You’ll be forced to use EA’s Origins client (which I deeply dislike)

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The Test: Can you play The Sims 4 on Mac?

To evaluate how well The Sims 4 runs, we’ll test it on these models:

• MacBook Pro (13-inch, Late 2016): 2.0 GHz Intel Core i5, 8 GB RAM, Intel Iris Graphics 540 (1.5GB)
• iMac (5K, 27-inch, Late 2014): 3.5 GHz Intel Core i5, 8 GB RAM, AMD Radeon R9 M290X (2GB)
• Mac Mini (Late 2014): 2.5 GHz Intel Core i5, 8 GB RAM, Intel Iris 5100 (1.5GB)
• MacBook Pro (15-inch, Mid 2012): 2.6 GHz Intel Core i7, 8 GB RAM, GeForce GT 650M (1GB)

Be aware that the system requirements are not perfectly clear regarding integrated graphics. Are the 2012 MacBook Pro and 2014 Mac Mini supported? More on that below.

Why these machines? Our purpose is to help you understand how well this game runs on different setups. And hopefully, one of these setups will be similar enough to yours to give you a very clear idea of what to expect. These are the setups we will be covering:

• Recent high-end Macs (the 2014 iMac).
• Recent entry-level Macs (the 2016 MacBook Pro).
• Older Macs (the 2012 MacBook Pro and the 2014 Mac Mini).

These are the settings we used to test The Sims 4 using our in-house FPS counter Count It for a fixed duration of 5 minutes:

• 1280×800 resolution
• Graphics Quality: Medium
• Vertical Sync: Off
• Retina display: Off

Why these settings? Remember, we are testing vastly different machines. Some high-end, some not. 1280×800 and Medium settings won’t impress anyone, but they are acceptable and should meet the requirements of the average gamer.

The Results: A surprisingly easy game to run!

There were reports of poor Mac performance that had me worried, but it seems the reports were a little overboard (or perhaps Maxis has improved the macOS version over the years):

The target? This chart includes the average frames per second (FPS) recorded on each machine. We usually aim for 30 FPS, because 30 FPS is enough to guarantee a smooth and fluid experience.

Some readers argue that 30 FPS is not high enough, but it’s still what current-gen consoles aim for, and considering most Macs were not built for gaming, 30 FPS is a good target.

As a reminder, this is how we describe the different levels of performance:

• Below 20 FPS: Unplayable: Laggy gameplay, full of stutters and slowdowns.
• 20-30 FPS: Borderline: Can be OK in slow-paced games. Still, not optimal.
• 30-45 FPS: Playable: Acceptable for most (most gaming consoles do this).
• 45-60 FPS: Smooth: Fluid gameplay, with no perceivable stutters.
• 60+ FPS: Very Smooth: For hardcore and professional players, a luxury for most.

We usually aim for 30 FPS, because 30 FPS is enough to guarantee a smooth and fluid experience.

You’ll notice all Macs did better than 30 FPS, which is a good thing, but let’s dive deeper into the results and see how far The Sims 4 can be pushed.

Can my Mac run The Sims 4?

The real question is not whether a high-end Mac can play this game. We know it will.

Haters may claim Macs can’t run games, but if you have a recent high-end Mac with a dedicated graphics card with 2GB of Video RAM (or more), you can safely play ANY game that exists on macOS.

The real question is: How high can you increase the graphics settings while still experiencing a smooth experience?

Case in point, my 2014 iMac’s results. While nowhere near as fast as the latest iMacs, it still ran the game at 60 FPS using the Medium settings defined for these tests. And it only did 60 FPS because the game locked frame rates at 60 FPS maximum.

But what happens when we bump the graphics to make The Sims 4 shine? When increasing the settings to Ultra and raising the resolution to 2560×1440, the iMac still ran the game at 56.2 FPS.

Take away: If you have a high-end Mac, you can expect to smoothly play this game at the highest settings.

Can you play The Sims 4 on a MacBook Pro?

This is when things get complicated. Many of us own $1500+ MacBook Pros we believe to be high end (otherwise, how can you justify that price?). Unfortunately, they are not, at least when it comes to graphics performance.

I’m not here to criticize Apple’s choices. They decided that mobility and battery life come first, which is great for most users, but bad for gamers.

Anyway, having an entry-level Mac means you have integrated graphics. And that means gaming performance will be limited. But how limited? It depends on the game.

In this case, The Sims 4 did great on my 13-inch MacBook Pro. The game ran at 54.9 FPS, which is almost double our 30 FPS target.

These results mean you could slightly increase the graphics settings and still get a smooth experience out of The Sims 4. I did two more tests on high and ultra settings, and as expected, there was still some room (although ultra is a little too much):

• 1280×800 and high settings: 44.5 FPS
• 1280×800 and ultra settings: 24.1 FPS

Take away: The Sims 4 is properly optimized for macOS and not particularly demanding. Any recent Mac should be able to handle it, even those with integrated graphics.

But what if you have an older Mac?

According to our results, there is hope for you. Our test 2014 Mac Mini ran the game at 45.40 FPS, which is way above our target. If your Mac is even older than that, it will depend on your machine’s graphics. If you have dedicated graphics, like our 2012 15-inch MacBook Pro, you should be fine.

And if you don’t and worry yours won’t be able to take it, you can always try Stardew Valley, an excellent, albeit different, simulation game that supports macOS.

Take away: If your Mac has integrated graphics, anything older than the Intel Iris 5100 from our Mac Mini will be risky. If your Mac has dedicated graphics, any model from 2012 onwards should be fine.

Bottom line: Turns out, The Sims 4 is a forgiving game that should run just fine on most Macs out there (unless you have a pre-2012 Mac with integrated graphics)…

Maxis did a good job optimizing the game, but this is an inherently simple game (graphics-wise) that is not meant to push your machine to the max. After all, there are plenty of other games out there for that!

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Download The Sims 4 for Mac

The Sims 4 is available for download from several digital stores including Origin and MMOGA:

It may not have as many things to do as The Sims 3, still, this is the most sophisticated, better looking and fun Sims ever made. Our score: ★★★★☆

The Sims 4 Mac Review

Much can be said about the Sims 4. It certainly doesn't have as many things to do like the Sims 3, but the gameplay itself is more sophisticated, the graphics are better and the Mac version runs flawlessly. What else can we ask for? Maxis did a great job bringing The Sims 4 to macOS.

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