Honest Reviews

★☆☆☆☆ — The Sims 4 is a Dinosaur Wearing Lipstick The Sims 4 is a shameless, bloated relic of a game that somehow still limps along with life support in 2025. It’s less of a simulation game and more of a soulless cash vacuum. This game is so outdated it might as well run on floppy disks. The base game is barebones to the point of embarrassment, and EA has the audacity to charge full price for expansions that should’ve been included from the start if not 10 years ago. Want a functioning life simulation? Too bad enjoy your emotionless NPCs, recycled animations from The Sims 2, and loading screens between every single room. It’s like playing a high school project with microtransactions slapped on every feature. And let’s not ignore the absolute joke that is the building tools being praised as “innovative” when they’re literally just catching up to what modders gave us for free years ago. Meanwhile, Inzoi swoops in looking and feeling like an actual next-gen experience. Dynamic lighting, modern AI behavior, a living world — everything The Sims 4 pretends to be but fails miserably at. The Sims 4 isn’t a game anymore it’s a decade-long hostage situation where your wallet is the prisoner. EA, let it die. Please.

Rachel Zegler, who plays Snow White, is a talentless actress, her portrayal lacks the warmth and charm that made the original character so endearing. The decision to strip away Snow White’s innocence and kindness in favor of a more “modern” take ends up making her feel unrelatable and, at times, even unlikeable. Meanwhile, Gal Gadot’s Evil Queen is visually striking but disappointingly underwhelming, with an over-the-top performance that lacks the sinister elegance of past portrayals.

Trash. Terrible story. Horrible acting. Bring back Steve Rodger’s