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Latest Dev Diary See’s Rod Humble Play Life By You for 20 Minutes

While many of Life By You's developer diaries involve members of the team focusing on specific aspects of the game, a couple of months ago, game director Rod Humble took viewers on a mostly uninterrupted 30+ gaming session of the upcoming life simulator. This week's update see's Humble do just that again, providing another 20 minute session which encompasses a more complete gaming experience, sharing commentary, teasing in-development aspects and more. While it is a shame that we aren't in the game's Early Access version, which was initially planned for last month, at least Paradox Tectonic are not shying away from actively sharing new facets of the gaming experiences with future players.

October 7, 2023

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