This is them selling you a DLC for $20 and also getting you to pay $90 for the base game in a roundabout way. There isn't $40 of value here. With reused assets, there is barely $20.

There is a point where, in 2025, we have to say if you can't meet a basic standard of video game design, from a graphical and gameplay standard, you just shouldn't have bothered.

A good start, but leaning pretty heavily into the Sims territory instead of forging its own path. Hoping the character control improves over time to the degree where we can play as if true 3rd person.