The eagerly awaited moment has finally arrived to refresh how life feels in The Sims 4. A werewolf expansion, titled The Sims 4 Werewolves, will be available for PC and Mac starting June 16 through Origin and Steam, and on PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One. This season invites Simmers to embrace the night and explore new modes of identity as the sun sinks below the horizon, offering fresh, wilder versions of their Sims to roam with the moon as their guide.
In The Sims 4 Werewolves Content Pack, players will learn to design and customize their Sims werewolf identities. They can step into the enigmatic world of Moonwood Mill and uncover the hidden stories that shape a new life. Sims will have the option to accept or resist animal natures that howl at the night, join a close-knit pack, and roam freely under the glow of the full moon. Along the way, they may encounter a fateful mate or choose a solitary path that veers away from the crowd, carving out a personal legend in the forested hills surrounding Moonwood Mill.
The trailer for The Sims 4 Werewolves highlights the atmosphere players can expect, including howling skies and daring discoveries. It marks a perfect moment to note a new pronoun customization feature that has recently arrived in The Sims 4. Players can now select the pronouns used by their Sims and tailor them to fit individual identities as they please. At launch, this feature supports English, with plans to broaden language options in future updates to better reflect the diverse possibilities of gameplay around the world.
Fans have long asked for more inclusive options from the game developers, and discussions in the community have shown strong support for neutral pronouns. Since 2016, the publisher has taken steps to promote inclusive gameplay by enabling players to customize voice, body style, and gait regardless of the character’s gender. In February, a sizable portion of the community called for neutral pronouns, and the developers listened by continuing to expand customization choices, inviting players to express their Sims in ways that feel authentic to them. This ongoing effort aligns with a broader trend toward greater representation and personalization in online simulations, where player choice matters as much as the mechanics themselves. Moonwood Mill, with its moody lighting and whispering streets, becomes a stage where identity can be explored without boundaries, adding depth to the experience and inviting players to craft stories that resonate on a personal level.