The fifth game in the simulation video game franchise is expected to raise the bar for the series and introduce the player base to several elements they haven’t been exposed to earlier!
The Sims 5, which is currently being developed under the code name Project Rene, is keenly being looked forward by the fans of the franchise. The game, apart from causing excitement among the fans of the Sims franchise, has also created quite a lot of buzz in the gaming industry as a whole. Since all four games in the franchise have been hugely successful, one expects The Sims 5 to deliver on multiple fronts.
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According to recent reports, The Sims 5 will come equipped with multiplayer mechanics that will be based on Animal Crossing. The first game in the social simulation video game series was launched way back in 2001. The first game was launched across multiple platforms and became immensely popular in little time. Since the release of the first game, a total of five games have been released as a part of the franchise. Those who have been a fan of the series would definitely look forward to some of its mechanics being integrated into The Sims 5.
There are several reasons why there is a lot of excitement around The Sims 5. One of the things players are excited about is the game’s multiplayer design. This should also contribute towards getting more players on board for the game. Through the One More Life podcast, Lyndsay Pearson, the VP of the franchise, shared some information about the much-awaited title. Pearson, among other things, shared some details about the concept they have opted for the game.
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Talking about the game, Pearson stated that the team definitely wants to “introduce multiplayer”. This, according to Pearson, would make it possible for multiple players to enjoy the game together. In the last few years, many popular games have experimented with the multiplayer mode in different ways. With The Sims 5 borrowing some components from Animal Crossing, it remains to be seen how this experiment turns out to be.