Extensive footage of EA’s new The Sims “game concept” surfaces online

The Sims 4 could be playing happily, but now he is over ten years old and fans are getting more and more impatient for clarity about what follows for the franchise, particularly given the somewhat confusing communications of EA on the matter. In the midst of all this, the extensive images of the new “concept of play” of the Sims have now appeared online, feeding all kinds of disappointment as fans reflect on a reality where the future of the Sims is, in fact, a mobile game of sticky appearance.

To Reca, EA First Began Discussing its “Next Generation” Sims game, Codenamed Project Rene, Back in 2022. and that whatver project rene was used instead co -Exist alongsis the sims 4. it also teased a bunch of “cosy Games, social and collaborative baseline gameplay, [and] The mobile narrative games “that will come under the banner of the Sims, before revealing the Rene project (whatever) would begin the game tests soon.

In the six months since then, Playtest images have leaked online, leaving fans largely impressed. And it seems unlikely that the sudden influx of the new game images (as marked by PC Gamer) changes that, given the soft images, the lists of tasks of infinite tasks of reward and the approach of the front and central currency feel more like a free mobile wallet squeezer than a true “the SIMS game of the next generation”.

EA describes the game test, officially entitled City Life game with friends on Google Play, as “small parts of a bigger game concept.” And the recently shared footage focuses on the same location of the square enabled for multiplayer that we have seen in numerous leaks before, only now they are now adorned with a more striking free style showcase while the players walk, put conversations and deliver some muffins. It is not something especially inspiring, and given EA’s refusal to clarify the nature of the project, it is not clear how horrified they should be fans.

All this, of course, occurs when Krafton developer, long as the Sims competitor, Inzoi, is launched to Steam Early Access. And although I was not particularly impressed with Inzoi during my time with him last month, it is unlikely that someone slides for anything that resembles the game of life of the city of EA with friends when Krafton’s game is close.