Reviews

• gamedeal user

  Nov 2, 2021

  Personally I don't love the DLC, it's quite pricey for what you get. I like the clothes and new characters and events and everything but personally its not worth it.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 30, 2021

  Out of all the packs that I purchased, this one is the most enjoyable pack I've come across. I like the Japanese aesthetic, the festivals, the food and the story behind the Sims located in the town. If you love Japan and the country's culture, I urge you to grab this pack as you will very much enjoy it.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 24, 2022

  For you want to go to Japan but you can't, this is essential.
• gamedeal user

  May 31, 2022

  I would recommend this ,but as one of the later packs instead of it being one of the first packs added into gameplay. I was originally split over getting this. Not overly excited about this pack and it is mainly limited to mostly just Japanese and winter themes in addition to complaints about it being buggy, but if you really love playing The Sims 4 and have a computer that is specifically designed for a Sims 4 game then I would recommend this pack.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 4, 2022

  Pretty good This world is great, though it feels too small because the ski/resort area is all rentals. It's all beautiful and adds a really unique visual to the game. The various mountaineering activities and gameplay are fun, but add relatively little to the game. Kind of one-and-done experiences. The characters are a little bland, probably because there are so few of them. They're relatively well fleshed out but there's only so far you can go with so few options.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 16, 2022

  Value wise, this EP doesn't come close to the other DLC's like City Living, Cottage, or Get Together. IMO what makes this EP good are the Activities. Climbing, Skiing, Snowboarding, Hot Spa to name a few. Some people praise the items you get in Building mode. Yes there are good but it's mostly focus to Mt. Komorebi. I mean, you wouldn't want to build a Japanese style home in Windenburg would you? To each their own I guess. The weekly events are cool. The amount of clothes in CAS is another nice aspect of this EP. Lot wise, the closer to the Mountain, the more snow you get. As a matter of fact the lots near the mountain stay snowy forever, and if you have Seasons DLC, the snow will not melt in the Summer. Overall I would rate this pack a 6 out of 10. It's not a bad pack and it's also not the best pack. Get this if you're bored and want to do snow sports and activities. Pass if it's not on sale.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 24, 2022

  What you get is the Mt. Komorebi world, which is based on Honshu and Hokkaido in Japan. A part of the world is snowy everyday. Yes, there is snow in Mt. Komorebi even if you don't have the Season pack. I'm not sure if sims will be able to feel the temperature tho. Sims can also climb the mountain. There are also vending machines. Sims can hike and walk together while talking, which is cute but I wish they can do this everywhere and not just in Mt. Komorebi. There is also an onsen bathhouse. There is also that thing where you have to remove your sims' slippers/shoes before entering the house. Sims in Mt. Komorebi are also wearing uniforms automatically when they go to school. Snowy Escape--you only want to get this if you want a vacation world for your sims, or if you're a builder and want Japanese-inspired items, or if you're a collector or whatever. But honestly, for its price, wait for a sale. Snowy Escape is not a priority for you to get, you'll not miss anything really big. Check for other packs instead.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 29, 2022

  If you like Japan or Japanese culture I think I can recommend it, but if you dont really care about that, then this pack does not offer much.
• AlvinAnderly

  Mar 23, 2023

  This pack is amazing, for some people it's quite boring pack but for me I absolutely love this pack. The Japanese-based new world Mt. Komorebi is so beautiful, the view, the lots are all gorgeous. New festivals are quite cool too, especially the Festival of Snow. Although I don't always go to the festivals, but they are definitely fun to join. As an Asian, I like how it has a new world and features based on East Asia, which Japan, all previous dlcs are European/Caucasian based. The no shoes sign and using chopstick instead of fork(utensil preference) are nice small details. Like I said, I'm an Asian, hence I almost put no shoes sign in every single house, yeah I feel uncomfortable if they stepping on carpets or sleeping on sofa with shoes on x.x. The lifestyle does not affect to my gameplay that much, but it's a nice feature to have. I love the emotionally mindful state, especially when I'm making my sims to do specific mindful hobbies or stuff xD, I like how you can surge emotion when you have the +10 Fine moodlet, Controlled Emotions. The snow activities on Yukimatsu are fun to play, but I don't really go there that often to increase their snow activities skills.
• James3157

  May 4, 2023

  Not only does this add more diversity into the game from one of the few worlds not American based with descent CaS and build items in addition to some interesting new gameplay elements, but I was also able to have a sim successfully climb up Mt. Komorebi as well without any issues or bugs along the way. I did not need any special mods either for completing this climbing event. If anyone was still having issues with Mt. Komorebi since the infant update hopefully it was fixed now.