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This is a free version for those who would like to experience taking care of their own character. The Sims FreePlay for PC is a realistic game that requires you to provide what she or he needs and wants. From food, shelter, education, job, happiness and so on.
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Continue playing your favorite game to reveal more of what it can provide. You will be provided with simple yet essential tutorial to help you learn what the game is all about and its important game console. Some of The Sims FreePlay best features are:
- The Sims FreePlay for PC offers the same graphics and design like what paid games have. This time, you have to play online and some features are limited.
- Sims can plant at the backyard for them to earn gold and coins which you can use in upgrading their house.
- You have to provide the necessities such as toilet, sink, bed, fridge and table. These are enough to start but as you along, their needs also increase.
- Like real people, they also tend to feel lonely. Send someone or throw a party for your Sims to meet new people. You can also use your phone to allow them to talk to their friends and family. You can visit neighbors or parks.
- The game menus are easy to access and the icons are easy to understand.
- Your game main goal is to keep all the status green, don’t let your Sims down.
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The Sims FreePlay for PC gives a fun and entertaining gaming experience while you are dealing with the character you have created. From how it looks like, how it dress, its personality and up to the love of his or her life. You can control everything.
Playing your loved game with the screen of your portable gadget is harder compared to enjoying it on your computer’s large screen. You will get more entertained to see all the game details and the animations. You can help your gadget screen against from your abusive use which is harder to replace than the keyboard and the mouse. Another thing is any portable gadget has a smaller memory capacity compared to PC so it will be tougher for you to store as many games or applications as you want. With this, you can try moving to PC by downloading Andy.
How Andy Works with The Sims FreePlay for PC
Andy is an application that is installed to personal computer to have games like The Sims FreePlay for PC and applications designed and created for phone or tablet is available on PC. This software is available for free and all you just need to do is to download and install it using the guide given below. This requires a little space from your computer memory to work well.
The emulator’s main goal is to function as a barrier between the games and the gadget. All applications created have requirements and those planned for tablet or phone reasons, the compatibility requirements will not meet once downloaded on personal computer. You can save the game but you will meet a problem upon installation. This is where the emulator works. It turns your computer into an Android portable gadget to allow you to download as many applications and games as you want.
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To let you have the most out of the game, Andy also created some best parts that will let you think twice on you using it. If you want to get the same screen of your portable gadget on your PC, then you have to install the remote application. This will require you to have more downloading as well as installation process but you can make sure that you are playing what’s on your gadget. Another feature is to let you to have other important apps working at the background while playing a certain game at a large screen communication app, social media and etc. You can play your favorite game at various gadgets without thinking of your progress since you can use the Facebook or Google Play account synchronization.
How to Download The Sims FreePlay for your PC:
Step 1: Download the android emulator software Andy and it is available for free. Click here to download: Download
Step 2: Start the installation of Andy by clicking on the installer file you downloaded.
Step 3: When the software is ready to be used, start it and complete the sign up procedure and login with Google Play account.
Step 4: Start Google play store app and use its search tool to search The Sims FreePlay download.
Step 5: Find The Sims FreePlay and start the installation.
Step 6: Launch the game and you can now play The Sims FreePlay on pc using a mouse or your keyboard and even your touch screen, you can use the control button to emulate the pinch function to zoom in and out.
Step 7: You can also install remote control app form here for remotely accessing the game: Andy remote control app
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Support: we maintain an online real-time Facebook support group if you have any issues with Andy OS to the installation process, you can use this link to access the group: support
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- Depends on how many graphics settings you want in the area of high. If everything has to be turned on, then the only computer that can get close to doing that, would be the 5k iMac with a Radeon HD X295M. But somewhere around medium/high with 30-40 fps, I can recommend a 15' MacBook Pro Retina with Intel Iris Pro graphics card, and around medium a 13' retina MacBook Pro.
- So there's a number of things that need to be clarified here, and I hope this clears things up for more than just the OP and Lunder89 above.
As far as the OP's Post:
> @Alyvia0421 said:
> I want to run The Sims 4, but don't know which Mac/MacBook can run it. Can It run The Sims 4 fluently? Here are the specs:
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> REQUIRED: Internet connection required for product activation.
> OS: Mac OS® X 10.7.5 (Lion)
> PROCESSOR: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4Ghz Processor or better
> VIDEO CARD: NVIDIA GeForce 320M, 9600M, 9400M,ATI Radeon HD 2600 Pro or better. Video RAM of 256MB or better.
> MEMORY: 4GB RAM
> HARD DRIVE: 10 GB of Hard Drive space
> INPUT: Keyboard and Mouse
I agree with Lunder89 for the most part. Most of the recent 2013/2014/2015 macbook pro's can run Sims 4 fairly well at medium to high settings. In terms of graphical capability, it's obvious here - a discrete graphics card will work even better. This means the ones with nvidia chipsets (GT650M, GT750M, etc). Note that iMacs have this as well.
What I want to add in addition to Lunder89's post above is this - my iMac (27-inch, Late 2013) has a 3.5GHz Core i7, 8GB DDR3 RAM (yes, I need to upgrade to 32 before prices skyrocket even more), and a GTX 780M 4GB GDDR5 for graphics. The hard drive is a standard 1TB mechanical Hard Drive.
It runs Sims 4 with everything maxed out at 2560x1600 INSANELY well. Even with view/draw distance at high and zoomed all the way out - it only dips to 20-30 FPS. So just wanted to note how performance is. I have not upgraded to Yosemite (10.10) on this computer yet as my Lightroom performance oddly is fairly low. So i'm still on 10.9.5.
All of this was just FYI.
Remember on a Macbook Pro Retina - the resolutions are still very high (2880x1800)even though you're on a 13 or 15 inch screen. So keep that in mind when purchasing a macbook is that unless you want things to look a little fuzzy, you'll want to run it at native resolution. This means that you'll essentially be pushing your mobile graphics (the highest of which is a GT750M) to the same extreme as, say, my 27-inch iMac. So you might need to either 1) dumb down your graphics settings or 2) change your resolution to a lower one (1440x900, for example) if you still want to keep your graphics options on High/Very High.
Ultimately though, my 2007 Macbook with a 128MB 8600MGT and Core 2 Duo 2.2GHz 4GB DDR2 runs the game great with everything on low at 1440x900.
Hope this helps. - > @Lunder89 said:
> Depends on how many graphics settings you want in the area of high. If everything has to be turned on, then the only computer that can get close to doing that, would be the 5k iMac with a Radeon HD X295M. But somewhere around medium/high with 30-40 fps, I can recommend a 15' MacBook Pro Retina with Intel Iris Pro graphics card, and around medium a 13' retina MacBook Pro.
> @Pounderic said:
> So there's a number of things that need to be clarified here, and I hope this clears things up for more than just the OP and Lunder89 above.
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> As far as the OP's Post:
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Although these have helped a lot, can I have a list on the Apple devices that will work best and at what settings?
Example:
•(Device)- (Graphical Settings)
(Info)____________________
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_____________________ And it goes on....
Thanks! - i have a macbook air year 2013 and the sims 4, get to work play excellent on it!2
- > @solarstorm said:
> i have a macbook air year 2013 and the sims 4, get to work play excellent on it!
Do you know what graphics you have on? And do you recommend MacBook Air more than MacBook Pro? - Intel HD Graphics 5000 1536 MB -- is what i have ... on my MBA.
i have an iMac 27 as well. i just prefer playing the sims 4 on this MBA ... idk why. it seems smoother and faster.
the graphics option is on high -- in gameplay! @Alyvia04211 - > @solarstorm said:
> Intel HD Graphics 5000 1536 MB -- is what i have ... on my MBA.
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> i have an iMac 27 as well. i just prefer playing the sims 4 on this MBA ... idk why. it seems smoother and faster.
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> the graphics option is on high -- in gameplay! Alyvia0421
> @solarstorm said:
> Intel HD Graphics 5000 1536 MB -- is what i have ... on my MBA.
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> i have an iMac 27 as well. i just prefer playing the sims 4 on this MBA ... idk why. it seems smoother and faster.
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> the graphics option is on high -- in gameplay! Alyvia0421
Thanks! So MacBook Air would be better than MacBook Pro? I don't want to much money being used. :) - I don't think a MacBook Air would do you very well for very long. I have a MacBook Pro Retina 2014 at work (With the Intel Iris Graphics), and i testet it out real quick, mostly on high, I got an average of 30 FPS, if you turn it to medium then you should get an acceptable framerate in the 40's.
And with a 15' MacBook Pro, you also get a serious performer for pretty much everything else. Video conversions, multitasking, it won't tire out, trust me. The only thing it has a difficulty with, is games, but that has always been the biggest problem with Mac's - > @Lunder89 said:
> I don't think a MacBook Air would do you very well for very long. I have a MacBook Pro Retina 2014 at work (With the Intel Iris Graphics), and i testet it out real quick, mostly on high, I got an average of 30 FPS, if you turn it to medium then you should get an acceptable framerate in the 40's.
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> And with a 15' MacBook Pro, you also get a serious performer for pretty much everything else. Video conversions, multitasking, it won't tire out, trust me. The only thing it has a difficulty with, is games, but that has always been the biggest problem with Mac's
So the best one would be MacBook Pro Retina? Is there a difference to the sizes of the the MacBooks beside price? - edited April 2015By the way, I want a portable MacBook. It's just better for me, since I'm used to them. Macs, they're the last option since they're pricey, big, and not portable. Unrelated question: can the Sims 4 play without wifi? And which MacBook will run best on Medium-Ultra settings? Sorry for all the questions!
- By the way, I want a portable MacBook. It's just better for me, since I'm used to them. Macs, they're the last option since they're pricey, big, and not portable. Unrelated question: can the Sims 4 play without wifi? And which MacBook will run best on Medium-Ultra settings? Sorry for all the questions!
to be honest, if you want more in life ... go macbook pro. I've had a MBP and its super nice. the MBA is just more compact but i abuse it with my ts4 and have nothing else installed other than photoshop thats it. but if you want MORE than that .. go mbp honestly.
apple products will always be pricey0 - So the best one would be MacBook Pro Retina? Is there a difference to the sizes of the the MacBooks beside price?
The MacBook Air comes with the Intel HD Graphics card, the MacBook Pro Retina 13' features an Intel Iris, the 15' in can be bought with both an Intel Iris Pro and a nVidia GeForce GT 750M.
Here the computeres are mentioned in the the order of their strength (from weakest to fastest)
If we didn't like questions, we are on the wrong website - if you have a imac 27 inch your game should run great,i have a 2013 version and it's very smooth tho my 2013 is maxed out with ssd etc not the 4k version tho.everything loads up 6-12 seconds no lag etc
- I got the game and am in the middle of downloading it on a MacBook Pro, what graphic settings will make the game run best?
- Depends on graphics card.
To find out wich graphics card is in the computer:
1. Click the Apple Menu and select 'About this Mac'
2. Click System Repport
3. Locate and click 'Graphics/Display' in the list on the left
Here you can see wich graphics card is in the Mac. - 0
- I'm running TS4 and a bunch of other games and programs on a 2013 MBP w/ retina. 2.4 GHz intel core i7, 8GB of RAM and an Intel HD Graphics 1024MB.
I'm planning on upgrading to an Nvidia graphics card for an even better experience but it really isn't necessary. The game runs smoothly, I can multitask and my comp doesn't overheat because I keep it elevated. - I'm planning on upgrading to an Nvidia graphics card for an even better experience but it really isn't necessary. The game runs smoothly, I can multitask and my comp doesn't overheat because I keep it elevated.
Not sure a 15' MBP logic board fits into a 13' MBP casing...0 - I thought you couldn't upgrade graphics on a MBP?0
- I am thinking about getting the MacBook Air 2015 has 4 GB 125 flash storage
I'm horrible with computers, I mostly use them just to play the sims and write essays..
All I'm trying to figure out is, can I play TS4 on the MBA while also having the expansion packs, mods, and CC with it running smoothly? - I am thinking about getting the MacBook Air 2015 has 4 GB 125 flash storage
I'm horrible with computers, I mostly use them just to play the sims and write essays..
All I'm trying to figure out is, can I play TS4 on the MBA while also having the expansion packs, mods, and CC with it running smoothly?
With graphics settings on low, maybe. The more you add to the game, the more your Mac will struggle to run it as MacBook Airs have low end integrated graphics, lower end processors and are not built for gaming.0 - What laptop do you recommend for TS4? What about the MacBook Pro with 8gb and 256 flash storage?
- hi all! would this 2016 macbook pro 13' (with retina display) run sims 4? here are its specs:
2.9GHz dual-core Intel Core i5, Turbo Boost up to 3.3GHz, with 4MB shared L3 cache
8GB of 2133MHz LPDDR3 onboard memory
256GB PCIe-based onboard SSD
Intel Iris Graphics 550 - edited August 2017I have the MBP early 2015
2.7 GHz Intel Core i5
Memory 8 GB 1867 MHz DDR3
Intel Iris Graphics 6100 1536 MB
Runs fine. I have the graphics turned up to the max, but it gets HOT. I typically do not play for very long stretches of time, just to get the bits I need for my story (which is why it's turned up--good pics is my priority). I also typically have Safari running in the background. I have played all day before quite a number of times, too, and it did fine. I kept it elevated, and I have a great case that ventilates.
If anyone has any advice as to how I could cool down my computer (sometimes I do turn off Safari) and yet keep the graphics the same, that'd be great. I'm going to play with the resolution settings to see just how 'bad' it can get because I always have that thing my step-father(IBM genius) says in the back of my head, 'the hotter they are, the quicker they die.' Just like I said, I want good pics.1 - I am thinking about getting the MacBook Air 2015 has 4 GB 125 flash storage
I'm horrible with computers, I mostly use them just to play the sims and write essays..
All I'm trying to figure out is, can I play TS4 on the MBA while also having the expansion packs, mods, and CC with it running smoothly?
My kids play sims 4 on MB air. Quality of the game is bad, I would not recommend it. They don't have all available game stuff and it's bad already.