Here are a bunch of the most popular and useful Sims 4 cheat codes. More exhaustive lists an be found on Sims Online and Carl's Sims 4 Guide. You can find more cheats to try in the Sims forums. There's a multitude out there and some haven't been tested. This list by no means includes every Sims 4 cheat. For example, to make all real estate in the game free, you would type 'freeRealEstate on.' Also, for cheats that give two options in brackets, just choose the one that applies.

Note that the brackets aren't required - they simply denote that you need to customize your code. 'Testingcheats true' and 'testingcheats yes' also work. To enable these cheats, you will need to type 'testingcheats on' in the cheat console. This will open up the cheat console - type in your code and hit Enter for each cheat. To enter them, you need to hit Ctrl + Shift + C on a Windows PC or Cmd + Shift + C on a Mac. If you've played The Sims even a handful of times, these codes will probably be pretty familiar. If you're not in the mood for downloading and meticulously organizing a bunch of files needed to make a mod, it's best to stick with good old cheat codes. There's a cheat or a mod for almost everything however, mods are a bit more complicated, even though the right ones can make for incredibly realistic gameplay. Since the game's infancy, the Sims has always offered cheat codes to enhance gameplay and give players helpful bonuses. Last year, game developer Origin announced the Sims tropical expansion pack Island Living and pre-orders have just started for the new Eco Lifestyle expansion pack due out this summer. The life-simulation game turned 20 years old this year and is still releasing new content. One of the appeals of the Sims PC games is that you can make almost anything happen - the digital sky is the limit.

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