VirtualSociety
VirtualSociety is a new kind of sandbox life sim where players create their own worlds, shape their stories, play as their characters and invent new ways to interact.
The studio
Cats & Foxes is a small independent studio from France developing VirtualSociety, a creative sandbox game for building living worlds.
The team combines experience in game development, real-time 3D, UX and interactive tools.
VirtualSociety started as a long-term dream: a game where players could build their own worlds and share them with others.
The team develops VirtualSociety with support from public partners and the French innovation ecosystem.
- Location
- Villers-lès-Nancy, France
- Press contact
- contact@catsandfoxes.com
Our game
VirtualSociety reimagines the sandbox life sim by putting player creativity at the heart of the experience. Players build places, customize residents, design interactions and bring the worlds and stories they want to play to life.
Whether creating alone or sharing with friends, VirtualSociety is designed for players who enjoy making spaces where stories can happen.
The place is the stage, the residents are the cast, and the interactions are the story waiting to happen.
Description
VirtualSociety is a new kind of creative sandbox and life sim where players build their own worlds, play as their characters and invent their own stories and interactions.
VirtualSociety is a new kind of creative sandbox life sim developed by Cats & Foxes. Instead of imposing a predefined way of life, the game gives players the tools to build places, customize residents, design interactions and turn their worlds into stages for their own stories. They can create alone or with friends, then explore, roleplay and bring their imagined worlds to life together.
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