Devlog

We have all encountered this character in a game before: the one sweeping in the rain, or the completely blind one who takes out a book to read. These random actions break immersion. In VirtualSociety, there is no way we are having extras playing random emotes just to look pretty! We want a consistent world!

Recently, Nico dove into the code to completely overhaul the mod system in VirtualSociety. Why embark on this massive project? What are the new possibilities for your worlds? We'll explain everything.

VirtualSociety has a fresh new look! Discover our new gameplay trailer and redesigned website, created to better show the places, residents and stories you will be able to bring to life.

We recently added even more customization to your character creation, and this is just the beginning!

Scripting, in the video game sense, is the process of setting up a sequence of events that will usually interact with world elements, objects, characters, etc.

we realized that the default theme in VirtualSociety Lacked a bit of versatility. While it was very popular with a portion of the community, it didn't necessarily suit everyone. To fix this, Nico worked on a brand-new default interface, and we are very proud to introduce: Joy!

We're shining the spotlight on one of our biggest recent additions: our brand-new custom lighting system. Lighting is what gives a game its soul. It's what transforms a simple geometric room into a chilling hideout, or a warm, cozy sanctuary.

This week marks the arrival of Decals in VirtualSociety!

Over the past few weeks, we’ve brought back our UI theme system so we can offer multiple themes in the game — and allow modders to create their own!

Originally, we’re building VirtualSociety to let you create your own worlds, your own games, and your own stories, using visual tools and no code. And recently, we got a pretty amazing example of what that can make possible.