InZOI has been seeing a dramatic reduction in its numbers of concurrent players on Steam over the past several days. A new life simulator that's been seen by many as the first real viable competitor to The Sims 4, InZOI's early access launch led to some big player numbers, but current trends show a rapidly decreasing downturn in player activity.
The early access release of InZOI on PC came on March 28, following a delay last November that pushed it out of its planned 2024 launch due to what director and producer Hyungjun Kim called a responsibility to provide "the most complete experience possible." Reactions to the game's early days have gone well for publisher Krafton, with 83 percent of player reviews on Steam approving of the game.
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However, despite InZOI surpassing a major player milestone at its early access launch, hitting a peak of 87,377 concurrent players on its first day, its number of daily log-ins has relatively consistently gone down in the nearly two weeks since that date. Current SteamDB charts show a big drop-off between April 6 and...
