The near-endless amount of CC available will keep your Sims and their houses looking fresh for years to come. Let's face it: unless you own a ton of packs, the game's limited outfits, hairstyles, and decor get stale after a while. More of a decorator than a stylist? There's plenty of Build/Buy CC as well, so your houses can be just as decked out as your Sims. (To see the styles compared, check out neecxle's Alpha VS Maxis Match video on YouTube.) Looking to jazz up your Sim's wardrobe? Grab a few pieces of Maxis Match CC-which mimics the game's artistic style-and they're all set! Or go all out with Alpha CC and give them a realistic makeover. Custom content, or CC, is any content in Create-A-Sim or Build Mode that's fan-created, like the outfits and hairstyles modeled above (which you can get here). This first one technically isn't a mod, but it still falls under the scope of modded content. Let's keep things relatively family-friendly, okay?)ĬC catalogs: The only place you can shop for designer clothes for free! (The Sims 4 is rated T for Teen, so I won't be reviewing adult mods. Read on if you want to spice up your game in the new year. Whether you're a brand-new player, a vanilla player curious about mods, or a Sims mod connoisseur, there's something out there for everyone. The game has an active community of modders, creating everything from minor tweaks, to new objects and outfits, to major gameplay overhauls. However, it isn't only the devs publishing new content. New year, new mods! (That's how the saying goes, right?) The Sims 4 is one of the best life simulation games out there, and developer EA is still giving players new free and paid content (For Rent, anyone?) even ten years after its release.

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