Inzoi’s early access version is experiencing a surprisingly positive reception. With over 87,000 concurrent players and a ‘very positive’ rating based on 2,700 user reviews, the game seems to be doing well amid initial worries that it might not meet expectations.

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The drama around Inzoi’s launch included concerns about its technical performance and features, particularly around Denuvo anti-cheat software. However, Krafton’s decision to remove the software following backlash has been seen as a positive move by many fans.

Despite some reports of crashing and minor bugs, players’ main complaint is related to the game’s content needing further development, which is typical for early access titles.

As Inzoi continues to develop, it appears to be fostering a supportive community, with many players welcoming it as a new addition to the life simulation genre.