Name: The Sims 4: Life and Death (Xbox One / Xbox Series) (DLC)
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This content requires the base game.An Endless Journey: Build your Bucket List by collecting goals throughout your Sim’s life, starting as a Young Adult. Items will appear on your list based on your Sim’s traits and family relations, and you can also choose your own. Removing items is possible, but completing them yields powerful rewards. If a Sim’s life ends with items still on their list, they can devote their afterlife to completing their Unfinished Business. The ultimate reward for experiencing everything on their list is the option to be Reborn, though you can still choose to Move On or remain on this plane as a Ghost.A Ghastly, Gorgeous Life: Make death your life’s work with a career of reaping souls, helping Ghosts, dispersing hauntings, and more as a member of Grim’s team. Or, you could become a Mortician and deal with death more from the perspective of the living. Outside of work, you might spend your days exploring Crypts and building your Thanatology skill for the new Ghost Historian Aspiration. These things – among other dark diversions like bonding with your Pet Crow (careful, provoking it could be deadly) or collecting and reading the lost Tarot Cards of Lady Ravendancer Goth – will have a special appeal to Sims who are Macabre, one of 3 new traits.Goodbye (For Now): Different Sims will grieve in different ways. There are 4 types that will tie in with both Sims’ personalities and their relationships with the deceased. Grieving Rituals are customizable and unscripted, allowing you to hold whatever type of event (or events) fits your story. In life, Sims can create Wills which can be used to pass down Heirlooms, assign guardians for surviving dependents, distribute their Simoleons, and more. Sims can honor the departed with a memorial display featuring their portrait, and by interring their urns in Crypts or with Custom Caskets and Gravesites.Friendly or Fiendish? Linger on as a Ghost and spend your afterlife helping or terrorizing the living. Ghosts will grow in their abilities as they do everything from assisting with household chores to levitating living Sims and hanging them upside down (fun AND profitable - they may drop Simoleons!). Their interactions with the living can earn them Fear or Goodwill essences, which can both be sold for Simoleons. There’s a lot to do after death; Ghosts can even pair up for a special, spectral Woohoo.<h3 style="text-align: start">FEATURES</h3><ul><li>New Interactions with the Grim Reaper: Interact with Grim, not just as a harbinger of death but potentially as a career option! Explore the life of a reaper and shape how Sims pass on to the afterlife.</li><li>Funerals and Memorials: Plan meaningful funerals and memorials, offering your Sims the chance to grieve and celebrate life. Customize these ceremonies with unique decorations and interactions.</li><li>Occult Elements: Delve into the supernatural with tarot readings, fate-altering interactions, and possibly even resurrecting Sims. Discover hidden secrets in this mystical side of the Sim world.</li><li>New Deaths and Occult Skills: Experience dramatic and unique deaths that can arise from curses, tarot readings, and fate-driven choices. Develop new skills, like tarot reading, to predict and influence Sims' futures.</li><li>Hauntingly Beautiful World: Explore a spooky new world inspired by both the occult and traditional Day of the Dead festivities, offering new community lots like graveyards and funeral homes.</li></ul>

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The Sims 4: Life and Death (Xbox One / Xbox Series) (DLC)

This content requires the base game.An Endless Journey: Build your Bucket List by collecting goals throughout your Sim’s life, starting as a Young Adult. Ite...

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