However, it does add a new way to play the Sims, with some flavorful and satisfying payoffs. The addition of the Murphy Bed was also a big swing and miss. Tiny Living definitely missed some opportunities. If modders were able to fix something so quickly, I don’t see why it should have been an issue in the first place. There are mods out there already that addresses this problem by reducing the Murphy Bed fail chance. It is possible to upgrade your bed so that it breaks less often or an even higher tier upgrade that makes it unbreakable, but is the Murphy Bed really worth that effort? I don’t think so. The kicker is that the Murphy Bed has a chance of killing your Sim. But once or twice a week? That’s enough to ruin anyone’s day.
Assuming I had to use it every night, that would be a small problem once or twice a month. In my testing, it seems to happen every 4 to 5 times.
I would be have been completely fine with this if it didn’t happen so often. On top of the Murphy Bed slamming on top of you, there’s a chance it slams into the wall while you’re sleeping. That’s terrifying. Well, that didn’t last long as his mood was completely ruined by the killer Murphy Bed. Doing so will have the bed slam on top of them, bashing them up and scaring them. Every once in a while, your Murphy Bed might malfunction, prompting your Sim to try and dislodge it. The only purpose a Murphy Bed can fulfill is if you also want a couch where the bed is, and those situations are few and far between.Įven then, the drawbacks of the Murphy Bed are enough to turn you off.
It still takes up 3×2 tiles and since Sims can enter beds from the middle, you still need to leave at least 2 half tiles on each side, effectively taking up 3×3 tiles. None of these really made an appearance, which is unfortunate, but might be asking for too much from a design/technical perspective. Other more common design elements like drawer-staircases, storage rooms under staircases, fold-able furniture, retractable/swiveling counters and tables that can be retracted into or against the wall. There are even community-made mods that let you add bunkbeds, so why not Tiny Living?! Most notably, this was a missed opportunity to introduce something as simple as ladders and bunkbeds, absolute staples of the tiny home genre. There are a lot of cool interior design and tiny living furniture that just never made an appearance in the pack. Now this is one of the things that disappointed me. Core tiny living concepts that didn’t appear
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