After some incredibly awkward discussion, we meet Bob and Eliza Pancake Bob is gloomy, while Eliza is an upbeat and cheerful neat freak. This second scenario opens with a look at the neighbourhood as Franklin explains that you can go fishing, or collect plant clippings and splice them together, or go and meet other Sims. The team then swap over immediately to another scenario before seeing how the previous one plays out, so maybe that wasn’t quite what was intended.
Sim Peter begs the reaper to spare the life of his fallen comrade, and… then starts thinking about bodybuilding, because that’s what you do when someone dies and you’ve just begged Death.
And then one of them dies the instant it’s unpaused, prompting an appearance from the Grim Reaper. This opens with the cringe-inducing “Hungry Games”, in which three starving Sims are placed in a maze. And then he paints it red because he’s sensible and therefore is a Liverpool fan.įinally, of course, is Live mode. Then he spots a football stadium in the Gallery – as a full building, created by another player, that can be imported in – and decides he’d quite like to live in that. Next up is Build mode, where Peter gets to move the rooms around his house. And then we get a look at a Sim recreation of Peter Moore, who is apparently an Active, Music Lover, Creative type with a Bodybuilder aspiration. It opens in Create-A-Sim mode, with German chancellor Angela Merkel being recreated in Sims-land. It’s possibly the most entertainingly awful thing you’ll see all week.
The Sims Studio’s general manager Rachel Franklin and EA COO Peter Moore took to the Gamescom stage to play The Sims 4, live.Īnd, um. Peter Moore commented on how the hell Bob can be unhappy with a wife that looks like Eliza, which was another joyously uncomfortable moment in the live stage demo.
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