INZOI Launches To ‘Very Certain’ Opinions Ahead Of Planned Xbox Unlock

Today marks the occasion for the INZOI early access launch on PC – a game that has been generating an incredible amount of excitement due to its resemblance to The Sims – and we have information that it is “anticipated” to come to Xbox consoles in the future.

As stated in our “INZOI Coming To Xbox” article, the developer has confirmed plans for an Xbox edition. However, the specific launch date for INZOI on Xbox has still not been disclosed, except to say that it will arrive “later” than the PC version.

InZOI will initially be available only on PC (Steam) and is subsequently expected to be launched on consoles such as PS5 and Xbox. Any other platform claiming access to the game outside of these should not be trusted.

So, what do the reviews say? INZOI just went live in early access a few hours ago, yet it currently boasts a “Very Positive” rating on Steam at the moment. Many users seem quite astonished at how much they are enjoying it so far:

Sparx419 on Steam: One of the greatest achievements for InZoi is its open-ended gameplay. Instead of being confined to rigid, pre-designed interactions, it feels like you have more natural options to form relationships, build careers, and manage everyday life.

The open world represents a significant upgrade over The Sims’ instanced neighborhoods. You can explore seamlessly without loading screens breaking immersion, giving the world a truly vibrant and interconnected feel. You are also in complete control of your Zoi, able to walk and run using traditional controls, rather than being restricted to the “click here to move” system, which is still an option for those who prefer it.

APPLESHAMPOO on Steam: I genuinely love this game already. It’s amazing and definitely one of the best releases of the year, right up there with GTA 6 in terms of innovation. The team has done an incredible job and deserves recognition for it!

It truly feels like INZOI is poised to become something significant on PC, and these positive reviews are certainly going to contribute to that momentum. Many individuals have pointed out the immense potential the game holds, with some suggesting that The Sims may face significant competition if INZOI manages to continue evolving substantially over the next few months and years.

However, it’s not all positive news. We’ve also encountered some negative feedback on Steam, with particular players noting that it lacks content and is “riddled with bugs” at this point.