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New The Sims 4 Expansion Brings Vacation Getaways And Imaginary Friends

New The Sims 4 Expansion Brings Vacation Getaways And Imaginary Friends https://ift.tt/pmNB2Cb The world of The Sims 4 is about to get bigger again with the upcoming expansion pack Adventure Awaits. And while tropical getaways and summer camp experiences are the focus of this pack, it's also bringing back imaginary friends from The Sims 3. You can see one of the imaginary friends in the first trailer for Adventure Awaits, as well as an extended glimpse at your Sims vacation options. Adventure Awaits doesn't just cater to adult sims. Child sims are also given the chance to have formative moments as they discover archery, diving, papercraft, and other camp activities. As for the imaginary friends, they will appear as four different dolls with a handful of personality types: Goofball, creative, competitive, and evil. Picking the evil option seems unnecessarily risky, but it's your Sim life and you get to make all of the bad decisions you want. There are three Gibbi Point v...

Dozens Of Square Enix RPGs Are On Sale At Green Man Gaming

Dozens Of Square Enix RPGs Are On Sale At Green Man Gaming https://ift.tt/seDuUXv

Dozens of Square Enix RPGs are on sale at Green Man Gaming right now, with steep discounts to numerous entries in popular series like Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, Kingdom Hearts, and more all up for grabs. Note that to get the full discounts, you need to be part of GMG's free GMG XP rewards program.

Some of the most enticing deals are those for Square Enix's flagship franchise, Final Fantasy. Nearly every game in the mainline numbered series is on sale, as are several spin-offs. If you're looking to catch up on the latest entries in the long-running series, fans can grab the PC versions of the most recent numbered game, Final Fantasy XVI, in a Complete Edition that includes the base game and all DLC for $45.49 (was $70), or the latest entry in the Final Fantasy VII Remake trilogy, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, for $49 (was $70). If you haven't played part 1, you can grab both Final Fantasy VII Remake and Rebirth in a two-pack bundle for $70 (was $100).

If you're looking to play the older games in the series, the Final Fantasy I-VI Pixel Remaster Bundle is a great place to start, especially while it's on sale for just $42.49 (was $75). If you just want to pick up a few of these Pixel Remaster versions instead of the whole pack, you can grab them a la cart as well. If you're interested in checking out the MMO Final Fantasy XIV Online, you can grab the base game plus all of its expansions so far with the Final Fantasy XIV - Complete Edition for $45.49 (was $60).

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