Paradox Interactive has announced the postponement of Life by You’s Early Access period to 2024. This announcement comes as a surprise to many fans and players who have been eagerly awaiting the game’s launch.
Life by You is the debut title from Paradox Tectonic, a studio founded in 2019 with Rod Humble at the helm. He is the former boss of EA’s The Sims label and former CEO of Second Life creator Linden Lab.
According to an official statement from the Life by You team, the delay is to ensure that the game can provide the best experience for their users. They revealed that they are working hard to improve the game’s features and conduct thorough testing before releasing it to the public.
With this delay, Life by You will now enter Early Access in 2024. However, the Life by You team has emphasized that they will continue to provide updates and interact with their community during this delay.
About Life by You
In this game, players can design and live a human life that they create in the game open-world which everything players can customize. Players create their households, build their homes, and tell many stories in life.
With native language conversations and players will connect with their humans on an emotional level. The developers state that they will offer massive customization features as well as storytelling and real human interaction.
Life by You expands on the simulation genre with modern style, native language conversations, and unprecedented freedom of expression. Extensive game customization tools allow for an unparalleled level of storytelling.
While we all wait for the official launch of Life by You, let us appreciate the team’s efforts and dedication in the development of this game. They have shown a strong commitment to creating a platform that allows users to express their creativity, and we can all look forward to what they will come up with in 2024.
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