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There won't actually be a Sims 5 because EA is going to 'disrupt the sequel model' by shoving The Sims 4, Project Rene, and two other games into one 'massive Sims platform'
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September 18, 2024

There won’t actually be a Sims 5 because EA is going to ‘disrupt the sequel model’ by shoving The Sims 4, Project Rene, and two other games into one ‘massive Sims platform’

Project Rene, the next installment in the Sims franchise, is confirmed to be in development with closed multiplayer testing starting this fall. It is not The Sims 5, but will coexist with The Sims 4. EA's president, Laura Miele, announced a dedicated team to address bugs and enhance The Sims 4, including updates to its core technology. Maxis is preparing to celebrate the 25th anniversary of The Sims series in February and will host a Behind The Sims presentation in January to provide more insights into Project Rene.
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