Sims Medieval receives a Mac update

Good news for anyone who still wants to play Sims Medieval on their Mac, EA have released a patch which gets rid of the Launcher – woohoo! The digital version of the game has been unplayable for several years now although those playing the disc version have been fine. This update is applied through Origin and does away with the Launcher for the game altogether. It does mean that Origin is now required to play the game unfortunately but hey, at least you get to actually play the game rather than shout at it.

To update the game open Origin, click on your Games Library and you should see the update available for Sims Medieval:

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Click on the game then click on the little cog, then select Update Game from the menu that appears:

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Origin will verify the game files then download and apply the update.

Leave a comment if you have any questions – happy Medieval Simming!

New Sims 4 build – The Green House

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A lovely little house set amongst lush planting, on all levels, and surrounded by water. As always no CC, fully play tested, and I didn’t even use MOO for this build so no problem when placing it.

Gallery download Link – https://www.thesims.com/en_GB/gallery/161C7DEB786111E6819CDAF5836096B7

Tray files (if you don’t use the Gallery) – http://simfileshare.net/download/331475/

Delete all the bloated Gallery cache files in Sims 4 instantly

You know all those annoying little thumbnail images that clog up your caches folder and really don’t do very much? They’re automatically downloaded every time you browse the Gallery. You can trash them all manually without any harm to your game or you can tell your Mac to automatically delete them as soon as they appear, like this:

Handy huh? I’ve written a guide on how to set this up on your Mac here. Why spend time doing it yourself when your Mac can happily do it all for you?

Enjoy!