Project Rene: Sims Cheats Wish List

With The Sims 4 gearing up to launch the long-awaited Enchanted by Nature Expansion Pack, players are once again diving into the discovery of new gameplay features. But even as this magical new chapter unfolds, much of the community has its eyes set further ahead toward the next era of the franchise. After nearly a decade of updates, DLCs, and base-game overhauls, The Sims 4 has become one of the most content-rich life sims on the market. Yet despite its longevity, conversations are increasingly shifting toward what Project Rene, the codename for the next-generation Sims experience, might bring to the table.

While news about Project Rene in 2025 remains limited, fans are already dreaming up possibilities that include cross-platform play, quality-of-life improvements, and more innovative storytelling tools. But amid all the speculation, one constant remains: no matter how advanced Project Rene becomes, it wouldn’t feel like The Sims without cheats. Since the very beginning, cheats have been integral to how players shape their stories, break the rules, and make the game truly their own. Whether used for creative freedom or pure chaos, cheats offer a unique kind of control that defines the franchise. If Project Rene is meant to be the future of The Sims, then its cheat system should evolve alongside everything else.

The Sims 4: All Skill Cheats

Skill cheats allow Sims 4 players to adjust their Skills without spending in-game hours working on them.

Hitting the Motherlode in Project Rene

Money cheats in The Sims are a quintessential part of the experience, whether players aim to embrace a lavish lifestyle or cover bills with some extra cash. Since the days of the very first Sims game, players have used financial shortcuts to tell richer stories (literally) or simply bypass early-game career limitations. Project Rene would feel incomplete without the instant cash commands below.

“Rosebud” and “motherlode” – Adds §1,000 to the household funds.
“Motherlode” – Adds §50,000 to household funds.
“Money X” – Players can replace the X with a number to add that amount to their household funds.

A modern take, unique to Project Rene, might even introduce more tiered money cheats: smaller or specific payouts for more nuanced control. And with potential cross-platform play for Project Rene, it’s also crucial that money cheats remain quick, accessible, and keyboard-optional.

Gameplay Cheats Players Need in Project Rene

Beyond Simoleons, it’s the gameplay-altering cheats that turn The Sims into a true sandbox. Whether used for storytelling, experimentation, or to add a bit of chaos, these tools enable players to control every aspect of their virtual worlds. Cheats that target the limitations of Create-A-Sim or handle pesky motive fills are as essential as the cheats that fine-tune relationships, skip grindy progression, or eliminate the risk of accidental fires. Some non-negotiable gameplay cheats include:

“Testingcheats true” – This code is the gateway to enabling cheats in The Sims. It allows an in-depth cheat menu to pop up when clicking on a Sim while pressing the Shift key.
- To perform this action on PS4, the player must hold L1, L2, R1, and R2 simultaneously; for Xbox One: LT, LB, RT, and RB.
“Careers.promote” – Allows Sims to level up in their career instantly.
“Stats.set_skill_level” – The cheat lets players set a specific skill level for their Sims.
“Sims.Modify_Career_Outfit_in_CAS” – Change a Sim’s career outfit.

Players should always be able to tailor the lives of their Sims without friction or guilt. If Project Rene aims to be more dynamic and flexible, gameplay cheats will need to evolve too. Gameplay cheats may also be the perfect opportunity to optimize multiplayer features in Project Rene, as the game could be a multiplayer spin-off of the original franchise formula.

Project Rene Would Strike Out Without One The Sims 4 Feature

With Project Rene clearly taking inspiration on its features from previous games in The Sims franchise, one feature from The Sims 4 is a necessity

Building Perfect Lots With Cheats

Build mode has always been one of the areas where The Sims shines brightest. And for many, building is the whole game. The best build mode cheats in The Sims have empowered creators to craft stunning, imaginative lots well beyond the constraints of vanilla tools. For Project Rene, build cheats not only need to return, but they should also be more powerful and intuitive than ever.

“Bb.moveobjects” – Allows players to move objects freely without observing grids or clipping issues.
“Bb.ignoregameplayunlocksentitlement” – Unlocks furniture that is usually locked behind career path progression.
“Bb.enablefreebuild” – This code enables the free build cheat, so players don’t have to spend Simoleons to build on lots.
“Freerealestate on” – Makes lots completely free when moving.

As the game evolves towards more collaborative and potentially multiplayer features, a refined cheat interface with quick toggles, visual indicators, and snap settings could provide builders with even more control. And if Project Rene’s gameplay leaks are true, cheats could elevate the system into the most flexible build mode the franchise has ever seen.