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SimRealist Mod Status — The Sims 4 Patch (June 30, 2026)

  • Writer: Nichole
    Nichole
  • Jun 30
  • 1 min read

The latest The Sims 4 patch released on June 30, 2026 has been reviewed, and we're happy to report that all active SimRealist mods are compatible with the latest game version. No updates are required at this time.


✅ Compatible Versions


✨ Looking Ahead

July is shaping up to be a fun month! We're planning a couple of small quality-of-life improvements for FlowFit and Private Practice, so keep an eye on our channels for those updates.


Before You Play

  • Update your game to the latest version

  • Delete your localthumbcache.package

  • Check your Mods folder for outdated content


EA Patch Notes


If you encounter any unexpected issues, please let us know in #simrealist-mod-support on Discord.


Happy simming! 💙

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Beat Banger
Beat Banger
a day ago

Great update for The Sims 4 community. It’s always helpful when mod creators keep everything organized and compatible after new patches, making it easier for players to enjoy their favorite features without issues. Looking forward to the upcoming improvements. After some simming, it’s time to relax and enjoy some GTA 5 Mobile adventures too.

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Rocket Goal
Rocket Goal
Jul 11

Great to see a quick compatibility update like this—it makes jumping back into The Sims 4 a lot less stressful after a patch. When I need a break from simulation games, I usually switch to Rocket Goal for a few quick matches since it's easy to pick up and always a fun way to relax.

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Jul 05

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Jul 03

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Jul 03

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