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In response to the community’s apprehension, Maxis shared a heartfelt message on its official blog: “The Sims has always transcended the boundaries of a typical game. It is a vast canvas for life in all its myriad forms—capturing chaotic milestones, subtle joys, and grand ambitions. Thanks to your support, it has flourished into a vibrant world defined by self-expression, humor, and genuine heart.”
The studio emphasized that its “creative oversight, anchored in our core values of inclusivity, agency, and community, remains steadfast,” pledging that these principles will guide the series’ trajectory for years to come.
Furthermore, Maxis underscored that the foundation of the series—immersive single-player simulation—is non-negotiable. “We are fully dedicated to enhancing The Sims 4 with consistent updates and improvements,” the studio noted. “Solo experiences on PC and console are central to our future, with more than half of our global development staff currently focused on the existing game and its upcoming successor.”
While it was previously confirmed that Project Rene is not technically *The Sims 5*, the developers have now clarified its specific direction: it is a mobile-centric project designed to prioritize social, multiplayer-driven gameplay.
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Source: gamesradar.com
