While it launched with an impressive player count of nearly 90,000 concurrents earlier this year, Inzoi has been slowly rolling downhill ever since. As I write this Krafton’s The Sims rival is averaging around 5,000 players, and while that’s an impressive number for most Steam Early Access games, it’s a far cry from where Inzoi once was. People are still enjoying Inzoi, but Krafton has remained mostly quiet since launch. That’s about to change, though, as the team writes an open letter to the community looking back at the release and detailing how it plans to communicate going forward.
After Inzoi launched, Krafton made it clear that future updates would be smaller and faster, so the team could implement feedback at a much quicker rate. Since then, Krafton has dropped a handful of hotfixes for the life game – but that’s it. Now, a new letter from game director Hyungjun ‘Kjun’ Kim outlines how Krafton is altering its communication plans in an effort to talk with you more frequently.
“We released Inzoi in early access so we could share it with you as soon as possible, however imperfect,” Kjun writes. “Our goal has always been to shape the game together by using your feedback to create the best possible experience.
“That’s why continuing the connections and conversations that we have with all of you is just as important to us as developing the game itself. To honor that spirit of collaboration, we plan to communicate with our community more frequently and openly going forward.”
These changes start with ‘Kjun’s Letter.’ This is a new way for Inzoi’s director to share their thoughts and reflections on the game’s development, including discussion of your own feedback, suggestions, and opinions. The goal of these letters is to go beyond just concerns with the game and openly discuss more personal and in-depth topics.
You can also expect a monthly list of Krafton’s known issues with Inzoi, too. This collection of problems is one the team will constantly be working on improving, with feedback on specific game-breaking glitches taken into consideration. Krafton is also going to do previews of all the new content it has planned, alongside live Q&A sessions before major content launches to help you understand what to expect.
With the Inzoi roadmap for 2025 starting in earnest on Thursday May 1, you will be getting a lot of new content in the near future. You’re about to get cheat codes, new furniture, dynamic weight and muscle changes, and a whole lot more. As of right now, Krafton has four major updates planned throughout the year, with a fifth coming sometime in 2026. Inzoi still has much more on the way, that’s for sure.
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