'But then Growing Together layers on a lot of additional options in the way that you care for them, or the depths of their personalities, or the way that an infant grows.' 'You get infant in base game, and you're going to get all of the mainstays that you would expect in terms of having an infant in your game, being able to customise them, add them to your family, take basic care of them,' lead producer Graham Nardone told Digital Spy. Parenthood was focused really on the moments of parenting and Growing Together adds some of that drama for our adults.ĭai added: 'I think one of the things we really wanted to do with Growing Together was, from the outset give the opportunity to our players to celebrate the full lifetimes and the memorable milestones of every single family, and let them explore the unique ways in which we know that the families may be interacting with each other.'ĭuring the same week of Growing Together's launch, there will also be a free base game update that adds a new infants life stage, which sits between baby and toddler. 'But Growing Together also is about creating more content throughout a Sim's lifetime. Obviously, with the addition of infants and with the expansion of some of our younger Sims – our infants and our toddlers and our children – there's a natural overlap in terms of the relationships and interactions between the and their children. ' Growing Together is meant to be kind of an evolution of some of the ideas of Parenthood.

'I love Parenthood, I worked on Parenthood. Sims can now experience midlife crises, for example.

All life stages will be expanded on and benefit from the new layers and systems in place, and that even includes content for elders. Lead designer Scott Dai told Digital Spy during an interview that Growing Together sets itself apart by increasing the scope beyond just parenting. Related: The Sims 4 adds top surgery scars, hearing aids and more

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