The Sims 4 Mods Status List: Updated, Broken, Compatible & More

Check The Sims 4 mod status after the latest patch, including popular mods marked updated, compatible, pending, broken, or unknown.

If you play The Sims 4 with mods, keeping track of which mods are working after every game update can feel like a full-time job. A new patch can change the game files and cause script mods, UI mods, gameplay mods, and custom content to stop working or behave unexpectedly. This Mods Status List is designed to make things easier. 

Why Mods Can Break After a Patch

The Sims 4 receives frequent updates, and even a relatively small patch can change systems that mods depend on. Script mods and UI-related mods can be particularly sensitive to these changes.

For example, previous major updates have caused widespread problems with script mods, including custom careers and mods that affect household loading. EA recommends launching the game with mods disabled first after an update, checking that the vanilla game works correctly, and then re-enabling mods carefully.

Keep This List Updated

Mod compatibility can change quickly after a Sims 4 patch. A mod marked Pending today could become Updated tomorrow, while another mod might be discovered to have an unexpected issue several days after an update.

For that reason, this list should be treated as a snapshot rather than a permanent guarantee. Always compare the mod's last update date and compatibility information with the current game version before installing it. Our mod-status database similarly recommends checking both the mod's last known update and last checked date rather than relying on the status label alone.

Quick Status Guide

🟢 Updated / Compatible: Generally okay to use after checking the creator's latest release.

🟡 Pending: Wait for confirmation when possible.

🟠 Use with Caution: Test carefully and keep a backup save.

🔴 Broken: Remove it until the creator releases a fix.

⚪ Obsolete: Remove it; it is no longer required.

⚫ Unknown: Treat it as unconfirmed until more information is available.

🆕 New: Recently released and may require additional testing.

📢 Public Release: Previously restricted content is now publicly available.

⭐ Early Access: Currently available to supporters before its intended public release.

Final Thoughts

Using mods can make The Sims 4 more immersive, realistic, convenient, and fun, but keeping your Mods folder maintained is essential. Game updates are a normal part of playing a heavily modded game, so don't panic if your favorite mod suddenly stops working.

When in doubt, back up your saves, remove the questionable mod, and wait for the creator's confirmation. It's much better to wait a few days for an update than to risk damaging a favorite save.

Bookmark this page and check back whenever The Sims 4 receives a new patch!