Project Rene: everything we know so far

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Originally, we were thoroughly convinced that Project Rene was just a code name for what would evolve into The Sims 5. However, EA has shot down that idea by explicitly telling us that there will not be a true sequel and that support will continue for the ongoing Sims 4. But it didn’t say that Project Rene was canceled, either. Instead, Project Rene is going to live on and be its own experience alongside The Sims 4. This whole situation is somewhat complex and nebulous, but we’ve gathered all the solid information we could about Project Rene.

Release date speculation

Project Rene has no release date or window at this time. It has been in the works since at least 2022 and has had playtests in the past, another is scheduled for fall 2024. This does point to it being at least in a somewhat presentable state, but it could easily be another year or more until it is fully complete.

More details are promised as development continues, so we will keep you updated on its progress.

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Platforms

The only two platforms we know Project Rene will be on with certainty right now are PC and mobile since EA stated that the game will feature cross-saves between these platforms. Hopefully, console versions are also announced with that same functionality.

Gameplay speculation

While it’s technically not a trailer, the Behind the Sims Summit provided all the footage we have of Project Rene. It shows off some very early footage of furniture decorating and customization, but leaves quite a bit left to be revealed.

Based on the presentation, we know a few systems will be available in (or at least planned for) Project Rene. First is a much more robust version of the Create-A-Style tool previously used in The Sims 3. You can now upload your own custom designs to a