The Sims 4 with Danielle (EbonixSims)

Talking Simulator

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The Sims is one of the most popular series of games in the world, in part because it caters to many players who are underrepresented elsewhere. But players like Danielle have long been dissatisfied with the way this series represents Black people, with fewer options for skin tones and hair styles than their white equivalents and often lower quality for those options that do exist.

Danielle, otherwise known as EbonixSims, tells Jordan how she started making custom content for The Sims 4 to fill this gap and provide more options for Black sims, and how she has been involved—as an EA Game Changer—with helping the Sims team make the game better for players like her.

You can find Danielle’s custom content for The Sims 4 at ebonix.com

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