I purchased this product yesterday and I didn't get a valid code for it as it said the product has already been used before. Can I please have a new code or a refund. If you need proof I can send you a picture.

Haven't sold it to anyone and won't. Don't want anyone else to endure something as terrible and disappointing as this.

It's a new game and the hype was at the "Oh my goodness it's here!" point for Sims fans

Could only stomach about four hours of gameplay before I had to get rid of it; They've changed things only for the worse; They took no advantage of the new mood system and the graphics and smoothness of the game have done nothing but gotten astronomically worse

Great art style; Sims able to multitask; improved building tools

Massive amount of missing features; glitchy; lack of career options

Arrived the next day and works great my daughter loves sims!the code downloaded great onto my origin account!to let other customers know this game does not come with a disc it is just the code inside the box is all you need!thanks will buy again

In the end, The Sims 4 achieves a technologically impressive yet still somewhat unconvincing approximation of how people communicate and interact with one another, like Schwarzenegger's T-800 learning about feeling.

While The Sims 4 is a good first effort that will entertain goal-chasers and fan creators, it lacks much of the variety and humor that defines The Sims.

The mood; skill; and aspirations systems working together as a dynamic whole; A huge focus on fan creation; The humorous situations that you DO encounter

A lack of items and interactions compared to previous installments; Fewer fun and quirky moments; Seemingly endless pop-ups that can't be dismissed

Slightly above average or simply inoffensive. Fans of the genre should enjoy this game, but a fair few will be left unfulfilled.

Sims 4 is cool because you can make your sims do new things they've never done before, and you can really customize them as individuals and tune into their varying personalities, in so much more depth than ever before!

Siobhan Keogh takes a look at The Sims 4 and discovers a game that may feature weirder stories, but also feels weirdly incomplete.

Funny and well thought-out new emotion system; Wastes less of the player's time than previous games; Great character creator

The world is no longer open; Fewer locations to visit; Feels deliberately incomplete

Control-shift-C-"motherlode." It's a series of commands that every Sims player knows, the one that infuses your bank account with precious simoleans for buying the fanciest lamps, laying the plushest carpet, and landscaping with the most impressive of shrubbery.

Colorful visuals and fantastic audio make watching your sims a joy; The core build and buy tools are both robust and accessible; Moods and multitasking lead to hilarious sim actions

Cramped structure limits personal stories and restrains multi-sim control; Far too many series features have been frustratingly pruned or removed