Maison > Nouvelles > As of now, The Sims Mobile will be closing after a final celebration event. EA and Maxis announced that the game will shut down permanently on June 30, 2024, following a special farewell celebration. This marks the end of an era for the mobile version of the beloved life simulation game. Key Details: Final Celebration Event: A special in-game event will run leading up to the shutdown, featuring exclusive rewards, nostalgic content, and a farewell message from the developers. Last Day of Play: June 30, 2024 – After this date, the game will no longer be playable on any platform. No New Accounts: Players will not be able to create new accounts after the final celebration. Data & Progress: Unfortunately, player progress and game data cannot be transferred to any other platform or version of The Sims. What You Can Do: Download Your Progress (if available): EA has provided an option to export your Sims and collections (if linked to a EA account) via the The Sims™ Mobile Export Tool (available on EA’s website). Note: This only exports data to a file — it cannot be imported into another game. Participate in the Farewell Event: Log in during the final weeks to enjoy exclusive items, themed challenges, and a heartfelt send-off. Why Is It Closing? EA has not given a detailed public explanation, but the closure likely stems from shifting development focus toward The Sims 4, The Sims 5 (in development), and other digital experiences. The mobile version has faced declining engagement and maintenance challenges over time. While the closure is sad for many fans, it's a fitting end to a game that brought the Sims universe to millions on mobile devices. 💡 Tip: Check the official The Sims Mobile website and EA’s social media for the latest updates and farewell event details. Enjoy your final days with your Sims — and thank you for being part of the journey. 🏡❤️🎮

As of now, The Sims Mobile will be closing after a final celebration event. EA and Maxis announced that the game will shut down permanently on June 30, 2024, following a special farewell celebration. This marks the end of an era for the mobile version of the beloved life simulation game. Key Details: Final Celebration Event: A special in-game event will run leading up to the shutdown, featuring exclusive rewards, nostalgic content, and a farewell message from the developers. Last Day of Play: June 30, 2024 – After this date, the game will no longer be playable on any platform. No New Accounts: Players will not be able to create new accounts after the final celebration. Data & Progress: Unfortunately, player progress and game data cannot be transferred to any other platform or version of The Sims. What You Can Do: Download Your Progress (if available): EA has provided an option to export your Sims and collections (if linked to a EA account) via the The Sims™ Mobile Export Tool (available on EA’s website). Note: This only exports data to a file — it cannot be imported into another game. Participate in the Farewell Event: Log in during the final weeks to enjoy exclusive items, themed challenges, and a heartfelt send-off. Why Is It Closing? EA has not given a detailed public explanation, but the closure likely stems from shifting development focus toward The Sims 4, The Sims 5 (in development), and other digital experiences. The mobile version has faced declining engagement and maintenance challenges over time. While the closure is sad for many fans, it's a fitting end to a game that brought the Sims universe to millions on mobile devices. 💡 Tip: Check the official The Sims Mobile website and EA’s social media for the latest updates and farewell event details. Enjoy your final days with your Sims — and thank you for being part of the journey. 🏡❤️🎮

It's bittersweet to see The Sims Mobile close its doors after seven years of bringing joy, creativity, and endless virtual lives to players worldwide. The game’s final chapter — arriving with a heartfelt farewell update — is both a celebration of its
By Connor
Mar 06,2026

As of now, The Sims Mobile will be closing after a final celebration event. EA and Maxis announced that the game will shut down permanently on June 30, 2024, following a special farewell celebration. This marks the end of an era for the mobile version of the beloved life simulation game.
Key Details:

Final Celebration Event: A special in-game event will run leading up to the shutdown, featuring exclusive rewards, nostalgic content, and a farewell message from the developers.
Last Day of Play: June 30, 2024 – After this date, the game will no longer be playable on any platform.
No New Accounts: Players will not be able to create new accounts after the final celebration.
Data & Progress: Unfortunately, player progress and game data cannot be transferred to any other platform or version of The Sims.

What You Can Do:

Download Your Progress (if available): EA has provided an option to export your Sims and collections (if linked to a EA account) via the The Sims™ Mobile Export Tool (available on EA’s website). Note: This only exports data to a file — it cannot be imported into another game.
Participate in the Farewell Event: Log in during the final weeks to enjoy exclusive items, themed challenges, and a heartfelt send-off.

Why Is It Closing?
EA has not given a detailed public explanation, but the closure likely stems from shifting development focus toward The Sims 4, The Sims 5 (in development), and other digital experiences. The mobile version has faced declining engagement and maintenance challenges over time.

While the closure is sad for many fans, it

It's bittersweet to see The Sims Mobile close its doors after seven years of bringing joy, creativity, and endless virtual lives to players worldwide. The game’s final chapter — arriving with a heartfelt farewell update — is both a celebration of its legacy and a poignant goodbye.

Here’s a quick recap and reflection on what this means for fans:


🌟 What the Final Update Delivers:

  • Unlimited Energy: No more waiting! Players can now enjoy full gameplay until the end, completing builds, finishing storylines, and finishing long-lost Sims’ dreams.
  • All Items Unlocked: On January 6, 2026, every single Build Mode and Create A Sim item becomes available to everyone — no level caps, no exclusions. This is a massive gift to players who’ve wanted to build their dream homes or design the perfect Sim for years.
  • Themed Farewell Events:
    • Eerie Autumn Festival Pass (Live now – Dec 19)
    • Cozier Home, Hallways Ready, Season’s Greetings – nostalgic, seasonal content to wrap up the year.
    • New Year’s Dock and Roll (Dec 29 – Jan 10): A festive, time-limited event to ring in the new year (and the game’s end).
    • Wumple’s Wishlist Quests: Returning with weekly, time-limited challenges, offering one last chance to earn rewards and complete final goals.

📱 What You Can Still Do:

  • If you have the game installed, you can still play and re-download it from your device library (Apple App Store or Google Play — though it’s already been removed from Google Play).
  • SimCash, Simoleons, and Tickets are still usable — but real-money purchases are disabled.
  • No new progress will be saved past the shutdown date. Your final builds and Sim stories will remain in your device’s local data — but nothing will sync after January 20, 2026.

💔 Why This Matters

The Sims Mobile was more than just a game — it was a digital playground for creativity, storytelling, and connection. For many, it was their first introduction to The Sims universe. It brought the magic of life simulation to mobile, letting players build homes, raise families, and fall in love — all on a phone or tablet.

Its shutdown marks the end of an era. But it also celebrates what made it special: imagination, freedom, and the joy of creating your own story.


✨ Final Thoughts

As the servers go dark on January 20, 2026, players are encouraged to:

  • Finish your Sims’ stories
  • Build your dream home with every item unlocked
  • Share your favorite moments on social media with #TheSimsMobileFarewell
  • Keep your memories safe — maybe take screenshots, record videos, or even make a scrapbook of your favorite builds.

While the game may be leaving, the memories — and the Sims you’ve created — will live on in your heart.


🎮 Thank you, EA, for seven unforgettable years of simulating life, love, and everything in between. And thank you, players — for making every moment matter.

And for those looking ahead:
👉 Check out our next article on Stella Sora by Yostar Games — a fresh, light-action RPG with a vibrant world and fast-paced battles. It might just be the next digital adventure you didn’t know you needed.

Until then, may your Sims always have energy, your homes always have Wi-Fi, and your lives always be full of drama, romance, and just one more build. 🏡❤️🎮

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