Avaliações

• gamedeal user

  Nov 18, 2020

  The build items are quite nice. The clothings are more to winter clothings. There’s not much normal wear. The doors are mainly for short wall height, the windows are mostly small too. The new skills are quite interesting, skiing, snowboarding, and rock climbing. There’s also the vending machine for mini capsules to collect items too.
• gamedeal user

  Nov 26, 2020

  don't get me wrong the world is beautiful and i am enjoying the game play, however, this pack does seem to use a lot of pc power and would not recommend until crashes and bugs have been fixed. personally for me i have been seeing a lot of items going missing in community lots for no reason whatsoever. i have been playing sims for years and have nearly over 1000 hours of game play and this is the first time i have experienced any problems with sims 4 and its pretty sad, i do feel in a way i wasted my money on a game that makes my charger overheat really fast and my battery run out quickly so i can't even sit and enjoy the game properly without constantly checking my laptop wont run out or my charger isn't far too hot.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 23, 2021

  I own, and have played, every Expansion pack for the Sims 4 except for Cottage Living. I've found that even the ones that I'm not too big a fan of (like Discover University or Eco Lifestyle) I at least play them because they add something meaningful to the game, even if it's something small. Snowy Escape, on the other hand, offers almost nothing. There are festivals, but I almost never go to them, unlike the ones in City Living. I hardly ever get a notification about these festivals and your sim doesn't get an invite to them from NPC sims. I am also vaguely aware of where they are located. The aesthetic is poor to me. I thought living in a Japanese style town would be cool, but it's small and grey with nothing but spas and a bar in it. The big selling point is the skiing aspect, which is a vacation spot and not a place that you can visit just to pursue an after work hobby. Meaning you have to either not have a job or have a vacation day or two that you can use to trek on up there. The skiing itself is very boring and not all that interesting, imo. Overall this pack adds nothing really interesting to the game, unless you like the bleak Japanese town vibe. I recommend NOT getting this pack.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 20, 2021

  It's sort of a single use add-on. The build stuff is really, really cool though.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 24, 2022

  What you get is the Mt. Komorebi world, which is based on Honshu and Hokkaido in Japan. A part of the world is snowy everyday. Yes, there is snow in Mt. Komorebi even if you don't have the Season pack. I'm not sure if sims will be able to feel the temperature tho. Sims can also climb the mountain. There are also vending machines. Sims can hike and walk together while talking, which is cute but I wish they can do this everywhere and not just in Mt. Komorebi. There is also an onsen bathhouse. There is also that thing where you have to remove your sims' slippers/shoes before entering the house. Sims in Mt. Komorebi are also wearing uniforms automatically when they go to school. Snowy Escape--you only want to get this if you want a vacation world for your sims, or if you're a builder and want Japanese-inspired items, or if you're a collector or whatever. But honestly, for its price, wait for a sale. Snowy Escape is not a priority for you to get, you'll not miss anything really big. Check for other packs instead.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 4, 2020

  this is basically the euquivalent to realistic club penguin snowboarding minigame nothing more nothing less
• gamedeal user

  Jun 29, 2022

  If you like Japan or Japanese culture I think I can recommend it, but if you dont really care about that, then this pack does not offer much.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 4, 2020

  Love this expansion pack! It's beautiful. I am loving the new building additions, the Japanese Folk Music and activities. Been waiting for a somewhat Japanese theme pack for a while. It's a lot of fun playing. Took me a bit to figure out how to do activities but in the end I managed. I have seen some people complain about crashes etc. For me it has not crashed so far. I did however have some bugs with the interaction queue. Sometimes the interactions do not go away even after finishing them. It does not interfere with game play though. A reload fixes it.
• gamedeal user

  Mar 23, 2023

  This pack is amazing, for some people it's quite boring pack but for me I absolutely love this pack. The Japanese-based new world Mt. Komorebi is so beautiful, the view, the lots are all gorgeous. New festivals are quite cool too, especially the Festival of Snow. Although I don't always go to the festivals, but they are definitely fun to join. As an Asian, I like how it has a new world and features based on East Asia, which Japan, all previous dlcs are European/Caucasian based. The no shoes sign and using chopstick instead of fork(utensil preference) are nice small details. Like I said, I'm an Asian, hence I almost put no shoes sign in every single house, yeah I feel uncomfortable if they stepping on carpets or sleeping on sofa with shoes on x.x. The lifestyle does not affect to my gameplay that much, but it's a nice feature to have. I love the emotionally mindful state, especially when I'm making my sims to do specific mindful hobbies or stuff xD, I like how you can surge emotion when you have the +10 Fine moodlet, Controlled Emotions. The snow activities on Yukimatsu are fun to play, but I don't really go there that often to increase their snow activities skills.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 18, 2021

  I urge anyone reading this to NOT BUY THIS PACK. The only situation I could see you buying this pack in is if its 75% off which does not happen with sims packs. JUST DONT BUY IT it feels like its worth 10$ it adds so little and lifestyles take an egregious amount of time to unlock for how little they do.