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Harvey Randall

Would-be Sims competitor Inzoi's publisher says Steam concurrents aren't as important as sales, which is only technically correct

Inzoi - A Zoi made to look like Timothée Chalamet holding a money gun and surrounded by falling money.

Meant to be a direct competitor to the woefully under-staffed life sim genre—specifically, the Sims-like part of it—Inzoi's a bit of a strange beast. While it landed to some solid sales figures, over a million in a week, and is enjoying a "mostly positive" overall review score on Steam, it's also experienced a pretty sharp dropoff in players.

Speaking with IGN about these numbers earlier this week, Krafton responded: "Inzoi continues to steadily generate sales, and as a singleplayer game, it would be most appropriate to refer to the additional sales count at each major update point as opposed to concurrent player count on Steam in measuring the game's performance."

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