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Newest Life by You Mini-Developer Diary See’s Rod Humble Asking Fans Questions

As part of Paradox Tectonic's weekly mini-developer diary videos around their upcoming life simulation game 'Life By You', studio General Manager and Game Director Rod Humble shared new looks at the game - showcasing the depth of dishwashing gameplay, and asking fans to put forward answers to questions about the starting economy for your custom humans. Watch the full video in full to the left, and click through to the video's comments to put forward your answers if you are so inclined.

August 19, 2023

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