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The Sims Game Removed From Stores Without Warning
AppWizard
May 24, 2026

The Sims Game Removed From Stores Without Warning

Electronic Arts has removed the spin-off game The Sims Medieval from online stores, making it unavailable for purchase. The game, released in 2011, was delisted from Steam on March 10, 2026, and is marked as "Not Available" on the EA App. Players who previously purchased the game can still access it in their libraries, but new players must seek physical copies, which may be priced higher due to the game's age.
Over half of The Sims development team is working on The Sims 4 and 'the next evolution' so I guess it's time to start speculating again
AppWizard
January 10, 2026

Over half of The Sims development team is working on The Sims 4 and ‘the next evolution’ so I guess it’s time to start speculating again

EA's "next generation Sims game," codenamed Project Rene, will be a mobile game rather than the anticipated Sims 5. EA has reaffirmed its commitment to singleplayer life simulation experiences and is focusing on updates for The Sims 4. There are no plans for a Sims 4 remaster, according to modder SimMattically. EA introduced a platform called The Sims Hub to unify The Sims 4 with Project Rene and other titles, and plans to update the core technology foundation of The Sims 4. However, there is skepticism about the viability of previously announced plans for Project Rene.
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