I've always considered life sims as straddling the line between the niche and the mainstream, but I suppose it's safe to say Inzoi is firmly rocketing the genre into the latter, as it's officially pouted and peace-signed its way to the number one wishlisted game on Steam.
Krafton's more ultra-realistic take on The Sims has been ramping up the hype as we approach its release on March 28. This time last week it was sitting in fourth place on the list—behind Elden Ring: Nightreign, Hollow Knight: Silksong, and Deadlock—but has now claimed the top spot, which I'd bank on having something to do with the character creator and build mode demos released over the weekend.
