
The Sims 4: Jungle Adventure
Explore a unique wilderness landscape, revealing a temple, jungle obstacles, cursed relics, and treasures. Experience the culture and customs of Selvadorada, from devouring local eats to learning new dance moves!
Key features
Venture to Selvadorada — Travel to Selvadorada, a new destination where your Sims can befriend locals at the cantina or purchase essential survival gear. Your Sims can try traditional foods, dance to new music, practice native customs, and shop for authentic décor. Dress your Sims in local fashion, from outfits full of colourful patterns to durable clothing suitable for the jungle!
Explore the jungle — Sims gear up in hiking attire and prepare for danger as they trek deep into the jungle, revealing hidden pools, ancient artifact sites, and ruins. Beware of natural dangers and obstacles (from deadly bees to poisonous spiders) that will surely keep your Sims on their toes!
Discover a hidden temple — Your Sims will be pleasantly surprised with what they’ll find when they stumble upon a unique temple. Venture into the mysterious rooms where Sims may find priceless relics, great treasures, or doom! Have your Sims visit again to experience new challenges and uncover different treasures or traps.
Collect ancient artifacts — Uncover hidden items as Sims seek out ancient artifacts and mysterious relics. Sims can excavate and examine these precious objects closely at the archeology table to determine their quality, but watch out for fakes!
Системные требования
Минимальные
- Minimum:
- OS *: 64 Bit Required. Windows 7 (SP1), Windows 8, Windows 8.1, or Windows 10
- Processor: 1.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, AMD Athlon 64 Dual-Core 4000+ or equivalent (For computers using built-in graphics chipsets, the game requires 2.0 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 2.0 GHz AMD Turion 64 X2 TL-62 or equivalent)
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 6600 or better, ATI Radeon X1300 or better, Intel GMA X4500 or better.
- DirectX: Version 9.0
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 10 GB available space
Рекомендуемые
- Recommended:
- OS *: 64 Bit Windows 7, 8, 8.1, or 10
- Processor: Intel core i5 or faster, AMD Athlon X4
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 650 or better
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 18 GB available space
Отзывы
Steam · Mixed
Все отзывы в Steam23 положительных из 40 отзывов
Игрок 8796Рекомендует
So, compared to other game packs, this is probably going to be one want to consider picking up after you have a few others. Unless you're really into the Indiana Jones vacation (with less giant boulder scenes), I wouldn't really recommend this before packs like Realm of Magic, Vampires, or Spa Day. If you're looking for a vacation that'll REALLY get your Sims out of their normal routine though? Then this is absolutely the pack you want, and Selvadorada is absolutely beautiful. Going on a vacation to Selvadorada is an impressively robust adventure experience - Sims style. You will want your Sims to either pay attention to that advice to stock up very well before they set out, or else be extremely skilled (in many skills - not just archaeology!), otherwise they CAN actually fail to make it all the way through the jungle on a vacation. There is replayability, with a single vacation being locked to only so much. Back home, you can raise your archaeology skill before you set out, and you will be mailed artifacts when you have a high skill so it stays useful in normal play. The culture skill has a ton of social interactions that you can take home for extra flavor. The Build/Buy items have a lot of really upscale and exotic additions that can make your home look pretty unique (or just expensive). Compared to Sims 2's Bon Voyage - This is not that experience. If you want a Bon Voyage style vacation, simply set somewhere to be rented in Sulani, San Myshuno, or Mt Komoreibi. This is closer to Sims 3's World Adventures, granted with less features... but better functionality. (World Adventures was always very buggy for me, with a lot of progression disconnect - Jungle Adventures ran and played pretty smooth.)
Игрок 2051Рекомендует
The archaeology is pretty fun, some of it feels a bit "Oregon Trail-y"/Monkey Island-y (i love these games more than my right little finger). None of the build items are useful outside of Selvadorada, but there are a lot - and in this case it just makes it feel newer and immersive/3D. It feels less cobbled together as some of the others can be and I'd say this one is worth getting. And please don't give me the baby finger/Monkey Island ultimatum, I think I probably need that finger.
Игрок 9027Рекомендует
This pack is the nice surprise. The build and buy items are really versatile. You’ll be in happy with you purchase if you enjoy landscaping or decorating your house with greenery. The jungle is like a semi-open world, which is a feature I enjoy. I often get lost in it. Many fishing spots. Great views if you have a painter sim. New archeology skill. A stunning map. As for the gameplay itself with the temples and all... it’s not something you’ll finish in one or two sittings (unlike Realm of Magics). It takes multiple trips and preparation to unlock places, gear up, get the « salvadoradan » knowledge needed. It’s quite entertaining. If you got this pack, you’ll reuse it quite a few times. I recommend you watch a few videos detailing the BB items and the gameplay before deciding if this is worth €20 (or €15 when it’s on sale).
Игрок 0632Не рекомендует
The Sims series is an amazing game series that has a very talented/passionate development team. My review is not aimed towards them but their publisher which is well known for figuring out very creative ways to monetize every single aspect of their products where such beauty becomes so soulless. It does not help they obviously are at the developers throats to pump out as much content as they possibly can to fill up Their wallet.
Игрок 5365Рекомендует
I only got this pack despite the mostly negative reviews because of the nostalgia of adventure worlds on The Sims 3. It may not be as fun or exciting as the Sims 3 adventure worlds and it is most certainly not one of the first packs I would recommend getting, but if you really love playing The Sims 4 like I do then I would recommend this pack. If this pack is less buggy than other packs then I do not really understand why the reviews are mostly negative.
Игрок 1967Рекомендует
I loved this pack, definitely one of my favourites. It is so much better than Outdoor Retreat for a vacation world. Visually, it is beautiful and game play-wise, it actually rewards you for your Sim's skills; high gardening skill allows you to go through the jungle gateways without the need for a machete (a negative aspect of the game is getting supplies from the marketplace - very hit and miss as not everything is available at any one time). High fitness skill increases your chance of success with the chance cards. Having the herbalism skill (Outdoor Retreat required) and making a supply of insect repellent means you don't have to worry about buying certain supplies from the marketplace. Improving the archaeology skill (introduced in this pack) makes the temple section easier. I would also recommend a vacation of 3 nights and, if you have Outdoor Retreat, getting a tent and cooler to keep in your Sim's inventory, as it can take a bit of time to explore, especially if you want to do excavations. I also advise purchasing the 'waterproof' reward trait for your Sim, as given the setting, it of course rains a lot. You will need to return to Selvadorada more than once if you wish to fully explore the world, as not all parts are accessible in any single visit, and to make the most of the new skills in archaeology and Selvadorian culture (incidentally, both of these skills are available as elective classes, if you have the University EP). For the gardeners, there are new harvestables to collect and grow yourself. The puzzle solving element once you reach the temple is fun (although takes some time) and as the temple resets each visit, it's never quite the same experience twice. The treasure found at the end is worth a large amount of Simoleons, as are some of the artefacts you can excavate, and although archaeology is unfortunately not a new career or degree (though there are new aspirations linked to it), you can build the skill up enough to easily make a living as a self-employed expert. The build items are lovely and include new floor and wall tile patterns, and new indoor and outdoor plants. Overall, if you are looking for something for your adventurous and outdoorsy Sims, and love a bit of immersion and problem solving and are not after instant gratification, this is a fun pack to get.
Игрок 4139Не рекомендует
If you're like me and you looked at this DLC hoping it's the literal or spiritual successor to Sims 3: World Adventures, then you're going to be just as terribly disappointed as I was. Jungle Adventures doesn't even have half the content and isn't half as fun. It relies on a handful of gimmicks that get old after a while, with no real reason to make a trip to it's singular neighborhood. It adds some neat things for CAS and Build Mode but the entire selling point--going on an exotic adventure--just doesn't exist. The setting is beautiful and interesting, but there's nothing there to really keep your interest for long. Think of it as a stuff pack with a bonus location - that's basically what it is. There aren't many tombs and most of the time you're just being harassed by bees while clearing vines with your bare hands because the vendors won't sell you a machete because their inventory rotates at random for some unknown reason. You'll end the trip with less than half as many relics as a single tomb from World Adventures would net you, and they aren't worth nearly as much in simoleons. Traps are boring and easy to dismantle, complexes are straightforward with no real exploration required, entire parts of the maps are sealed off for no real reason at all because much like the merchant inventories their availability 'rotates'. World Adventures was easily my favorite Sims 3 DLC, and I was hoping Jungle Adventure would likewise be my favorite Sims 4 DLC. I remain disappointed. Not enough to refund it as I do like a lot of the Mesoamerican, Latin, and adventure stuff for CAS and Build Mode you get from it, but enough to discourage others from wasting their time with this disappointing entry and it's lacking content. This is without question an enormous step down from World Adventures.
Игрок 1070Не рекомендует
If you are intrested in adventures gameplay, maazes and riddles, i wouldint recomand this pack, since there are no riddles and you can finish exploring the new pack including the temple in 1 or 2 hours. But if you are a bulder intrested in nice objects i would say buy it. I got it and the flora in this pack is amazing (aspecialy debug). For me that pack is 5/5 but i bought it mostly for build buy so i give it a 3 for a review based on game play.