Key conclusions
- Detail miners have found new information about Rene's project, including hints of a layered clothing system and detailed body weight control.
- The next Sims game may allow players to adjust the height of their Sims and even customize their horses in Create A Sim mode.
- References to a functional subway system and some previously unconfirmed career paths were also revealed, among other details.
A group of avid dataminers discovered a wide range of new information about Rene's project. Her findings detail many gameplay features and design principles that fans can expect to see applied in the future The Sims game
October 18 will mark the second anniversary of Rene's project announcement While the game's feature set seems worthy of a new major installment in the long-running life sim series, EA claims that Rene's project will not be a direct replacement The Sims 4causing some confusion among the fandom as to exactly where he should fit in the franchise.
Rene Create A Sim Project Features Leaked Online
The data development team recently received the latest test build of the game, leading to some Rene's project leaking images and information online. This investigation yielded even more findings, which were compiled by Reddit user DzXAnt22. Much of the new information concerns Rene's projectCreate A Sim (CAS) mode, which was not available in the playtest, but was still mentioned in its codebase. Among other things, dataminers have discovered signs that the future The Sims the game will allow players to adjust the height of their characters and wear them with several layers of clothing, all of which can be fully customized. Granular body weight control products have also been found referenced in the Rene's projectcode, as is the category of goods called mobility aids, which currently only includes wheelchairs.
Rene's projectThe Create A Sim mode is said to allow players to even edit horses, to the point where they can turn them into unicorns. It also offers the ability to customize shirt collars and sleeves, according to the same source. In addition, dataminers found references to some careers, including chef, gardener, student, and poet. All of the evidence for the existence of these CAS features has been uploaded to Imgur.
The data-gathering effort also yielded some new information about The Hub, a public area that was the focus of a recently completed playtest and is set to become a central Rene's projectmultiplayer game features. Specifically, this location will be where players can participate in weekly events and purchase digital goods, including season passes. These findings are consistent with previous EA confirmation Rene's project designed as a free game The Sims experience.
Project Renee can have seasons from day one
References have also been found to a functional subway system used to quickly travel between different game worlds. Ditto for some textures that suggest objects may be dirty or covered in snow. The latter suggests that the seasons may be a part Rene's project from day one, not added after release, which is what happened with The Sims 4.
The Sims
EA's The Sims franchise began in 2000 with a game of the same name, which at one time was the best-selling PC game of all time.
The main series games allow players to build a house, create multiple characters, and then guide them through their relationships, careers, and goals.
