The Sims 4: Royalty & Legacy

The intrigues we uncover (and other problematic situations we "get into" ourselves) are of a varied nature. They mainly concern forbidden love, children from an illegitimate bed or... kissing frogs. Revealing one of them can leave a mark on the entire career of their participant, and even result in the loss of the title. Thus, one should make an effort to avoid being at the center of such events. When this happens, however, one should save oneself by apologizing and repairing the damage, trying to wait out the turmoil or denying everything firmly.

It is also worthwhile to ensure in advance the continuation of your dynasty by appointing an heir. In this case, too, we must be on guard, since there is no shortage of tensions and conflicts within families (for example, over succession), which can lead to rebellions and exiles.

New land, residences and their wystr?j

We do all this in a new land called Ondarion. It features three biomes, namely warm Dambele, green Verdemar teeming with life and elegant, romantic Bellacorde. The long history of the noble families inhabiting these places is reflected in their appearance. Indeed, everywhere you will find lavish mansions and opportunities to attend lavish balls.

Complementing all this are new collections. The veranda is a social space that, although not completely outside, is separated from the rest of the house, thanks to glass walls providing a substitute for contact with nature. It features, among other things, unique flowers, home-garden furniture and a tea set. The style of the silver screen, meanwhile, introduces outfits ranging from a fur coat and elegant shoes to suits and lavish gowns.

Technical issues

The Sims 4: Royalty & Legacy is a non-self-contained add-on, so it requires the base version of The Sims 4 game.