Ashura Kagawa from NoobFeed writes - With the Battle Royale massively multiplayer online game PUBG: Battlegrounds, KRAFTON has already established a name for themselves, and things are set to get much more significant now. This time, to our surprise, they venture into a genre that no one would have ever considered: Life Simulation.
That fall continues.
And? The game is in Early Access and Sims 3 has like a million DLC that people have sunk an ungodly amount of money into since 2009... Why even bother with this comparison?
Releasing an very demanding game + early access when the target audience are sims fans who are mostly girls who are most of times playing on laptops (also Mac laptops) wasn’t the best idea
A lot of players report crashing issues in inZOI while changing textures or colors, and Krafton has shared some advice that might help.
A hotfix has been applied to improve stability and address known issues in inZOI.
This game looks amazing, and the idea of a super-realistic world and life-sim is really cool. But, reservations I would have with this are if it will be filled with real-money microtransactions, which would seem to be very likely given the nature of the gameplay. Also, I could see a LOT of bad behaviour becoming rampant like harassment, cheaters using mods, etc.
Competition is good.