Essays 23 January 2023, 21:53

50 Shades of The Sims - A List of Naughty Mods

Taking care of the highest quality of entertainment, we searched the Internet (because there's more than the Wicked Whims) so that your Sims 4 become a little more greasy. And maybe sometimes a tiny bit naughty.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

The ultimate proof that people with tattoos shouldn't have children – it's all because of the ink.

Deadly Toddlers is a mod similar to Life Tragedies, except it focuses on babies. If you've looked at previous mods, you've probably seen that cursing "toddlers" don't cut it anymore. Now, the sim babies are finally getting their five minutes.

Let's begin with the fact that you can give a knife to the baby as early as in the CAS character creator. They love the knives, too. Also, they're not very keen on stabbing, unless you're willing to rehearse the Red Wedding.

When the kids start stabbing everyone around and the Grim Reaper is having a hard time collecting all the bodies, you may lose half NPCs in the hood (parents go first, of course). Don't fool yourself, too – you won't be able to stop the rampage once the beast is unleashed. Even if you delete that interaction from the queue, little Damien will be out for everyone, who doesn't run away. Including your favorite sim. So watch out. Save the game before giving toddlers knives, otherwise you'll be lamenting, pleading to the Grim Reaper to give you your sim back, looking for ways to get the blood stains off the carpet. Hard consequences, my dear friends!

What concerns the toddler itself – it will be blood-red after the first second, and you'll be able to max out all its needs. The amused little monster will be over the Moon with excitement.

And then, it will proceed to crying, because there's no mama and papa.

Dina Caliente is on fire, ironically. There is no better circumstances for a murderous spree than a welcoming committee.

Download Deadly Toddlers modification

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Julia Dragovic

She studied philosophy and philology and honed her writing skills by producing hundreds of assignments. She has been a journalist at Gamepressure since 2019, first writing in the newsroom, then becoming a columnist and reviewer, and eventually, a full-time editor of our game guides. She has been playing games for as long as she can remember – everything except shooters and RTSs. An ailurophile, fan of The Sims and concrete. When she's not clearing maps of collectibles or playing simulators of everything, economic strategies, RPGs (including table-top) or romantic indie games, Julia explores cities in different countries with her camera, searching for brutalist architecture and post-communist relics.