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11 Minutes of Home Building in Life By You

Paradox Tectonic released their weekly developer diary video for upcoming life simulation game 'Life By You' today, involving 11 minutes of Community Manager Rocio showing off some of the game's build mode features and answering community questions - from 'Can you install air conditioning in homes?' to 'How do curtains work?'. Life By You will be released in Early Access next year for the PC.

October 14, 2023

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