It's a pack that will not thematically appeal to everyone – likely putting off players who want to keep all things supernatural out of their game – but is also rich in content, putting the early Stuff Packs to shame. Tiny Living Stuff encouraged a new style of gameplay, while Nifty Knitting Stuff added a much-welcome hobby and fleshed it out properly. The developers, however, have struck a consistent level of quality as of late, with the last couple of Stuff Packs being winners. There were ups and downs over the next few years – Laundry Day Stuff remains one of our favourites for how it enhanced everyday life, but it was followed by the controversial My First Pet Stuff. It offered new possibilities for storytelling. Things improved from 2017's Bowling Night Stuff, a pack centred on bowling that let players create their own venues and level up their Sims' bowling skill. There's always been a 'pick and mix' quality to Stuff Packs – you're only supposed to go for the ones that appeal to you.īut when you consider that you can buy one meaty Game Pack for the price of two slight Stuff Packs, the difference in value is clear. The average player isn't going to buy every single pack after all. On paper, it's not necessarily a bad thing. This led to Stuff Packs that felt niche – themes have included, for example, Halloween parties and kitchen objects. The idea behind Stuff Packs early on appeared to be based on providing a selection of Create-a-Sim and Build/Buy items connected to a certain theme, along with a minor gameplay feature (popcorn maker, anyone?).
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