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Rod Humble Recaps 2023 With Life by You Video

Both announced and set to enter early access this year, Life by You was set to shake up the life simulation genre, a genre that is more or less dominated by Electronic Arts' The Sims franchise - which Director Rod Humble was once involved with. While its early access period has been delayed until March 2024, the team at Paradox Tectonic have made some substantial strides this year, with Humble ending the year with this almost-15 minute 2023 recap video. Plus this video is in 4K... oooooh!

December 31, 2023

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