It will not be necessary to pay to play The Sims 5, the new installment of the Maxis franchise, still known under the codename Project Rene. Electronic Arts confirmed this in a video in which it ...

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EA has revealed that it will keep adding DLC and updates to The Sims 4 even after its sequel, The Sims 5 aka Project Rene, launches. There’s still no sign of a launch date for The Sims 5, although ...

Technically The Sims 5 was never officially confirmed to be in development so it isn’t clear whether it was canceled, but we do know that EA and Maxis are not currently working on a new installment in ...

EA isn't working on The Sims 5, instead planning to continue releasing content for The Sims 4 while working on the next iteration of the franchise, a free-to-play multiplayer Sims game called Project ...

Electronic Arts hasn’t officially called it The Sims 5, but it’s pretty obvious at this point that another Sims game is on the way, and it seems it will have some very EA monetization behind it.

In some big Sims news today, EA has confirmed that The Sims 5, codenamed Project Rene, will be “free to download when it's ready." “This means that when Project Rene is ready and fully open to players ...

Related reads:The Sims Community Is Blowing Up Amid Project Rene Leaks Suggesting Big Changes Are in Store In some big Sims news today, EA has confirmed that The Sims 5, codenamed Project Rene, will ...