The Sims 4 New Build Buy Items are available now through the September 22 update, adding eight free child-focused objects to the base-game Build Mode catalogue.
The Sims 4 New Build Buy Items include creative clutter, wall décor, playroom furniture and The Dino Dive Tank aquarium. Patch 1.128 also adds a new Styled Room, making the free content drop useful for complete child bedrooms and play spaces rather than a few isolated objects.
The Sims 4 New Build Buy Items available now
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The Sims 4 New Build Buy Items are part of the same free rollout as the new child CAS content. Official preview material has shown a fairly broad selection rather than a single themed object, making Build/Buy one of the most visible content additions in the September patch.
The Sims 4 New Build Buy Items full list
The Sims 4 New Build Buy Items are eight named base-game objects focused on children, creativity and play spaces.
- The Crayon Chronicle, a clutter notebook object
- The “Look What I Made!” Frame
- Family Game Night Favorites clutter
- Junior Artist’s Paint Palette
- Make-Believe Wall Mural
- Bright Blocks Playroom Chair
- Bright Blocks Playroom Table
- The Dino Dive Tank aquarium
There is also a new Styled Room
Patch 1.128 adds a new Styled Room using the free child-focused content. That makes it easier to locate the new objects together and provides a ready-made starting point if you want to test the September additions without hunting through every Build Mode category.
How to find the new Build Buy items
After installing the update, open Build Mode and use the search bar for the exact object names above. If you use Better BuildBuy or another catalogue mod, check the unmodded catalogue first so an outdated filter is not mistaken for missing The Sims 4 New Build Buy Items.
Do the new objects require a pack?
The Sims 4 New Build Buy Items are being released as free content for The Sims 4 rather than as a paid Expansion Pack, Game Pack, Stuff Pack or Kit. Players will need the current base-game update, but there is no separate purchase attached to this September drop.
What will be added to this guide on September 22
The Sims 4 New Build Buy Items page should become a full catalogue after launch, with object names, prices, categories and notable swatches verified directly from the live game or official patch material.
That is more useful than inventing names from screenshots and means readers can use the page as a proper shopping list once the update is installed.
How to verify the change after the update
Once the patch is installed, test The Sims 4 New Build Buy Items in a backed-up or disposable save before changing several settings at once. Start without mods where possible, reproduce the exact behaviour the guide describes, and then restore compatible files gradually. This gives you a clean comparison between the official September 22 patch and anything being added by custom content or script mods.
If the result differs from the live Patch 1.128 behaviour, record the platform, game version and exact steps that reproduce it. Then repeat the test with mods removed so an outdated script or UI mod is not mistaken for a remaining base-game bug.
What to check in the live game
After the September 22 patch is installed, compare the behaviour in a backed-up save with a completely clean test save. Use the exact interaction, object or relationship state described above, then repeat the same steps with mods removed if the result is inconsistent. This makes it much easier to tell the difference between a base-game regression, an old save state and custom tuning that has not yet been updated.
Keep notes on the platform, game version and steps that reproduce the problem. Use the live Patch 1.128 behaviour as the new baseline. If an affected household still behaves differently, compare it with a clean test save and keep the exact reproduction steps ready for an EA Forums report.
The September 22 update is now live as Patch 1.128. EA previewed the changes in its official September 15 Laundry List, and the live patch confirms the fix is included. If the same symptom continues, test an unmodded save before treating it as a failed base-game fix.
The Sims 4 New Build Buy Items make September 22 more than a fix patch
The Sims 4 New Build Buy Items add a substantial free decorating layer to a patch otherwise dominated by bug fixes and autonomy tuning. The preview already confirms several useful categories, while the complete object-by-object breakdown should be filled in as soon as the September 22 catalogue is live.
