inZOI Reaches #1 on Steam Just 40 Minutes After Early Access Launch

The highly anticipated life-simulation game, inZOI, made an explosive debut today by securing the #1 spot on Steam's Global Top Sellers list just 40 minutes after launching into Early Access. Developed to challenge the dominance of established franchises like The Sims, inZOI quickly captured the gaming community's attention, showing strong early signs of success and popularity among players.

This milestone follows a significant wave of anticipation, as inZOI previously occupied the top spot on Steam's Global Top Wishlists leading up to its Early Access launch. The excitement around inZOI was boosted by extensive coverage from global content creators, showcasing detailed gameplay, unique AI-driven mechanics, and comprehensive customization options.

Currently available on Steam at a price of $39.99, players purchasing inZOI in Early Access will receive all future updates and DLC free of charge until the game’s official full release.

Prior to its release, gamers worldwide had the chance to preview inZOI through a comprehensive demo, which included the Character Studio and Build Studio modes. This demo has now been discontinued following today's official Early Access launch.

The game's popularity also extended to Twitch, where inZOI reached the fifth spot in the Games category as of March 27. The strong presence on streaming platforms underscores the significant engagement and community interest in this new entry in the life-simulation genre.

Early reviews of inZOI have been overwhelmingly positive, with a "Very Positive" rating on Steam, supported by over 3,600 user reviews at the time of writing. The game offers players more than 250 customization options and 400 mental elements, providing deep immersion and creative freedom. Powered by on-device generative AI and built using Unreal Engine 5, inZOI is noted for its demanding system requirements, designed to deliver a rich visual and interactive experience.


Have you tried inZOI yet, and does it have what it takes to compete with The Sims? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!

Angel Morales

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