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[Video] A Look at the House Building Process in Paralives

In what could be one of the first major competitors to The Sims in the Life Simulator space, Paralives is shaping up to be a creative, diverse and detailed indie game which allows you to create custom characters, build their homes and chart out their lives. Among all the other busyness of E3 this year, developers Paralives Studio shared an (almost) 11 minute video highlighting building a surprisingly detailed house from start to finish. Sadly, no release date has been confirmed, but Paralives is one to keep on your radar for the future!

June 20, 2021

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