"The next game in The Sims franchise--codenamed Project Rene--has turned into a mobile-first experience that's all about social multiplayer. It is not The Sims 5, and developer Maxis states this title can live in harmony with The Sims 4 and any future single-player installments in the series. EA and Maxis discussed the future of The Sims in a blog post celebrating the new year."
"However, The Sims franchise won't forget about its roots. The blog post states: "At its core, The Sims was built on a deep, single-player life simulation, chock full of rich systems, meaningful storytelling, and player agency that puts you in control. That foundation isn't going anywhere. Originally announced in 2022, Project Rene was presumed to be The Sims 5.""
Project Rene is a mobile-first, social multiplayer life-sim focused on collaborative play and enabling friends to share creative experiences. Maxis and EA position the title as separate from The Sims 5 and as a complement to The Sims 4 and any future single-player installments. The Sims franchise retains a deep single-player simulation foundation with rich systems, meaningful storytelling, and player agency. Project Rene was announced in 2022 and earlier speculated to be the next numbered Sims sequel. Multiplayer experimentation drew inspiration from games like Animal Crossing and Among Us. A Sims movie is also in development, and the Sims team affirmed unchanged values amid fan concerns over EA's Public Investment Fund deal.
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