Summary
OneInZOIplayer recently shared a particularly funny moment during their time in the life simulation title, showing that anything is possible in the recently released game. Players have been flocking toInZOIin droves, with many eager to see the game’s wildly realistic graphics and dive into its unpredictable gameplay for themselves.
Launched in Early Access on March 28,InZOIis the newest rival toThe Simsin the life simulation genre, providing players with new levels of immersion and featuring photorealistic graphics. In its first 24 hours,InZOIpulled in over 72,000 players on Steam, surpassingThe Sims 4’s player count and growing, with the title’s all-time peak now listed as 87,377. Early reviews have been largely positive, with many quickly seeing the game’s potential as it welcomes player feedback prior to its full release sometime in the future. While there are plenty of bugs to work out and issues to address, many fans are already taking to social media to share some ofInZOI’s wackiest moments, praising the title’s randomness.
In a new Reddit post, user Fun-Mention-7240 shouted out a Steam review made by HenryChewsShoes, who shared an anecdote from their first five hours inInZOI. According to the player, they met a girl in the park and quickly got engaged within an hour of their first date. As happy as this may seem, the user continued, explaining that they received a text message while they were sleeping, sharing that their fiancée had died. Many in the comments section pointed out that unpredictability in a life sim is a positive thing, with others pointing out thatInZOI’s frequent auto saves make it possible to go back and get a happier ending. In a recent interview, the title’s director noted thatInZOI’s realistic art style posed many unique challenges, with some more comical moments difficult to animate. Thankfully, it seems that humor isn’t lacking in Krafton’s newest title.
InZOI Player Shares Funny Anecdote Regarding Their In-Game Date
Prior to the game’s launch, it was confirmed thatInZOIwouldn’t feature Denuvoafter the controversial anti-tamper software was discovered in a trial version of the title. According to the game’s director and producer, the program was initially added to prevent piracy and to stop illegal distribution, but after hefty fan feedback, it was removed. It remains unclear if Denuvo will return inInZOI’s full release in the future, but players are hopeful that the developers will continue to listen to feedback from the community.
Krafton recently revealedInZOI’s post-launch roadmap, promising a host of free DLC during the life sim’s Early Access period, with Kucingku Cat Island scheduled to be released in August 2025. A second large update will be released sometime between August and September.
