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EA révèle un gameplay pour les Sims 4: Extension des entreprises et des passe-temps

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Feb 27,2025

EA révèle un gameplay pour les Sims 4: Extension des entreprises et des passe-temps

Le prochain pack d'extension "Business & Hobbies" du Sims 4 est presque là, et EA a publié une nouvelle bande-annonce de gameplay présentant ses fonctionnalités passionnantes! S'inspirant de The Sims 2: Open for Business and the Sims 2: Freetime, ce pack élargit considérablement les Sims 4: Get to Work, offrant des cheminements de carrière diverses et des passe-temps engageants.

Au-delà des entreprises attendues comme les salons de tatouage, les possibilités sont pratiquement illimitées. Les aspirants entrepreneurs SIM peuvent ouvrir des garderies, effectuer des conférences payantes ou même lancer un certain nombre d'entreprises créatives.

Les entreprises peuvent utiliser jusqu'à trois SIM, permettant des opérations en solo ou des entreprises familiales. Une fonctionnalité particulièrement attrayante est l'intégration des extensions existantes; Les propriétaires de chats et de chiens peuvent même ouvrir un charmant Cat Café!

Que la passion de votre SIM réside dans la céramique, l'art corporel (avec une conception de tatouage personnalisée!) Ou des ateliers de formation, ils peuvent monétiser leurs compétences. Les options de charge comprennent des tarifs horaires et des frais d'entrée ponctuels.

"Business & Hobbies" sera lancé le 6 mars! Les subventions de précommande accès au Pack de démarrage d'entreprise, y compris une statue décorative, une vitrine de boulangerie et une lampe de bureau élégante.

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