Though not much is known about Project Rene this early into its development, one of the features that have players excited is the possibility of taking room decoration an extra step further than what it was in The Sims 4. According to Insider Gaming, whom the group of hackers contacted following their success, this early unencrypted prototype of The Sims 5 runs on Unreal Engine, and it is assumed that Electronic Arts plans to release the game under Unreal Engine 5 should the prototype meet the company's expectations – thus making full use of its powerful capabilities and advanced rendering technology. RELATED: Weird Sims 4 Glitch is a Hit With PlayersĪs a result of this crack, the Sims community might get its answer sooner rather than later. Though Electronic Arts has supported the game for almost a decade, the community always assumed that The Sims 5 would eventually come to fruition, and wondered in which direction the game would be taken in. Many fans of the franchise, especially those who have been there since the first game, have become jaded by the monetization practices and exorbitantly priced content packs of The Sims 4. The long-awaited sequel to Maxis' legendary life simulator has been the subject of a lot of speculation. These hackers have managed to replicate the Denuvo tokens used to grant access to the game, as The Sims 5 started its playtesting stage on October 25.
Nicknamed Project Rene and currently in the early stages of development, it would seem that The Sims 5 has already been cracked and pirated by certain third parties.
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