Where to Find Simularity News and Updates
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Simularity posts its news and updates on the site's News and Updates pages, where you'll find dated entries like Simularity News 023, 022, and 021. These posts cover new mods, mod updates, and early access releases, and the site also points visitors to a Discord server for community updates.
What the news posts actually contain
The News and Updates pages are the site's running log of what's changed. Based on the entries currently listed, a typical post is short and practical rather than a long article:
- Simularity News 023 (August 4, 2026) — described as "a quick update on my status."
- Simularity News 022 (March 11, 2026) — "a couple new early access mods and a few mod updates today."
- Simularity News 021 (March 3, 2026) — "a few mod updates today, a new Don't mod, and some new mods coming out of early release very soon!"
So if you want to know whether a specific mod has been updated, or whether something is still in early access, the news posts are where that gets announced.
Where to look on the site
The homepage states that the main menu links to the various sections, including News and Updates. That's the primary route. Alongside it, the site keeps separate sections you may want depending on what you're after:
| Section | What it holds |
|---|---|
| News and Updates | Dated posts about new mods, updates, and early access changes |
| Mods | Downloadable mods, including the newest ones |
| Custom Content | Tattoos, rugs, wall art, and similar items |
| Lots | Downloadable lots |
| Articles | Longer informational pieces for Simmers |
| Discord server | Community updates and discussion |
The homepage also surfaces the newest mods and latest custom content directly, so a quick visit can show you what's new without opening a news post.
Practical notes
- Check the date on each post. The entries are dated, so you can tell at a glance whether an update is recent or months old.
- Early access status changes get announced in news posts. News 021 and 022 both mention mods moving out of early access, so that's the place to watch if you're waiting on something.
- The Discord server is mentioned as a community channel. If you want updates as they happen rather than checking the site, that's the alternative the site itself points to.
- Donations and Patreon are separate from news. The site asks for Patreon support or one-time donations via PayPal or Venmo to cover server costs, but that's a funding request, not an update channel — the site does not state that patrons get news earlier or differently.