Mods and custom content have long been the lifeblood of The Sims on PC. Now, they're coming to console at last... kind of.

The Sims 4 introduces The Marketplace and Maker Program, allowing content creators to sell custom content.

EA is bringing The Sims 4’s custom content in from the cold, but creators only keep 30 cents of every Moola dollar spent on their work.

The Sims 4 Marketplace promises that people who have created custom content for years can now implement the things they create into the game itself – and get paid. While for the creators of such ...

The Sims 4 is about to launch a couple of major initiatives that may not exactly be what players have been looking for.

The Sims 4 is adding a new in-game Marketplace where modders can sell their custom content--which includes items like clothing and furniture--a move that will allow console players to officially use ...

The Sims 4 celebrates the heart and soul of the Sims themselves, giving players a deeper connection with the most expressive, surprising and charming Sims ever in this single-player offline experience ...

A Sims 4 player creates a stunning recreation of a real-world home within the life simulation game, based on images from a ...

Custom Content enhances the overall gameplay experience in The Sims 4. Some players still don’t have a clear idea of how they have to install the Custom Content in Sims 4. So, we have prepared a ...

EA clarified that The Sims 4 Marketplace does not replace free content, and that Makers can continue to offer free or paid early access custom content or mods on other platforms under its mod policy.

On Thursday, July 21, EA published a post regarding some policy changes concerning mods and custom content in The Sims 4. In the post, EA acknowledges how mods are an important part of the gameplay ...

The Sims 4 Marketplace is a new in-game storefront that offers custom content in exchange for Moola. Here's everything you need to know.