No matter how much time passes, it seems the unfortunate headache of game leaks continues. The unfortunate candidate this time is the upcoming simulation game The Sims 5. With the working title Project Rene, this long-awaited franchise iteration is slowly developing. But now it seems that some online leakers seem to have gained access to not one but two in development and have dropped some important information about the upcoming game.
RUMOR: The Sims 5 will be released this year?!
The leaked information has been making the rounds on social platform Reddit's r/GamingLeaksAndRumours Reddit sub. A user posted two images, which showed an image of the PC and mobile builds of the game.
In addition to establishing the already contained work on both versions, it has been revealed that The Sims 5 will use Irdeto's Denuvo DRM. Since The Sims 5 will be a free-to-play title, many are wondering why the upcoming game will feature Denuvo at all.
We also know that the upcoming Sims 5 will use the Unreal Engine over EA's Frostbite engine. Although the reason for that is unknown, it is not the first time an EA studio has preferred to use a different engine.
