Paradox Interactive and Tectonic Studio shared another gameplay video of their upcoming simulation game Life by You.
This time around we get to see how the "real-language" conversations work, letting us input our human's line and having other humans respond naturally depending on their situation. Perhaps the expressions need some work, but it's worth mentioning that the game will launch in early access in a few months, so there's plenty of room for improvement.
You can check it out below.
Life by You will release in early access on Steam and the Epic Games Store for PC on September 12. The game's development is led by the studio's general manager Rod Humble, whom you may know for his works on The Sims franchise and Second Life.
The game was teased during an event a few months ago and then fully revealed a couple of weeks later with the first trailer. We also saw another gameplay video showing how you can manually control your human and even drive a car around town, on top of one showing how you can add, remove, and customize humans in your town, one showcasing the building tools, another showing how to construct a house from scratch, one focusing on nature, and one showing how to manage a human's needs.
If you're interested in simulation games, Paradox and Colossal Order also announced Cities: Skylines successor Cities: Skylines II. That's coming on October 24 for PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PS5 in 2023, including Game Pass.
