Conditions on the mountain will play heavily into how well your Sim does at these, with expeditions up the mountain getting harder as you go toward the peak. Snowboarding and Skiing are two of the new skills, along with rock climbing.
Given the mountain destination, it's not surprising that this pack features winter sports heavily. New Activities & Skills Climbing is one of three new Skills in this DLC. Each of the three neighborhoods are themed, with Wakaba a newer part of the city with modern homes, Senbamachi having more older Japanese architecture, and Yukimasu hosting most of the winter sports. In one area, you'll be able to attend festivals much like City Living (more on that below). There are a total of 14 new lots in the world, and what appear to be three distinct neighborhoods. Festivals are a thing in this pack, much like City Living. Shoji doors, screens, tatami mats, tiled roofs, and paper lanterns are just a few of the new decorative objects you can use to replicate Japanese designs. A Monestary featured in The Sims 4 Snowy Escape launch trailer.Ī lot of new objects were needed to decorate a world with both modern and traditional architecture like Japan, so you can expect at least 100 new build objects. Sims in this world will wear school uniforms, and take their shoes off when entering homes. Not just on a purely graphical basis, but also to make it a believable representation of Japan in the game.
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