(I’m not going to lie, though, I’ll miss sul-sul!) Players can switch between third-person and direct-control gameplay, allowing an emotional connection to created humans. There is real language conversations, so there’s no need to decipher what characters are saying to each other. Players create humans and their households, build their homes, and tell their life stories. Life by You is basically The Sims with customizability amped up. When you watch the trailer (below), The Sims immediately comes to mind.
I’m hooked on the idea of being hooked to it. Life by You definitely falls into the latter category: I must play it the instant it becomes available. There are times I just want to ignore them entirely, but then there’s games like Disney Dreamlight Valley that I absolutely must have as early as possible. I’ve been iffy about Early Access titles lately, as it seems like there are so many and I really prefer a fully polished game. Players can create humans and live their lives – without loading screens. Its title pretty much describes what it is, an open life sim that’s said to be the “most moddable” around. Today, the publisher shared much more about that game: Life by You. I covered that specific announcement, but not the one that really caught my eye entirely because there wasn’t enough information available for it yet. This included new game announcements, like Cities: Skylines II. Earlier this month, Paradox Interactive announced several new games via a video it called the Paradox Announcement Show.
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