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'The Sims 4' Dine Out DLC news: Customization options give players creative freedom in new game pack

Sunshine Navarro May 31, 2016 02:18 PM EST

\'The Sims 4\' Dine Out customizable restaurant facade. | The Sims Official Website

Avid "The Sims" players are already wondering what the all-new "The Sims 4" Dine Out game downloadable content (DLC) pack has in store for them. With a week to go before the release of the game, Electronic Arts and Maxis have decided to share what players can expect, saying that "The Sims 4" Dine Out could be the perfect platform for wannabe restaurateurs and foodies to "manage" their own restaurants.

In a recent post, "The Sims" official website has verified that players will have the chance to build, tweak, and run their own restaurants in the new DLC pack. Customization is the name of the game, and players will have a free hand in tweaking their restaurants not only to improve the overall rating but also to rake in profits. The main objective would be for players to customize their restaurants whichever way they want in order to keep Sims happy.

Some of the ways a player can customize his restaurant is to give it a unique name and display it proudly on the customizable sign set. A restaurant may also be tweaked with various add-ons like a host station, waiter station, and chef station. New dÃ©cor options, which are bound to get the executive chef's nod of approval, are likewise available. A player can get creative and design the restaurant as much as his imagination allows.

Customization options also allow a player to hire chefs, waiters, and hosts and to clothe them anyway possible. How much clothing they get and what type is entirely up to the player, so a player can go for something thematic or out-of-this-world. Even the food choices and menu are customizable; thus, a player is given the opportunity to make the game play his own story.

Perhaps one of the coolest features of "The Sims 4" Dine Out is the Gallery that lets players share photos of "experimental foods," ala-Instagram. Social media buffs would certainly have a field day testing that feature out once the game pack is released.

"The Sims 4" Dine Out game pack is set for release on June 7.

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