Gamespot has shared the official roadmap overview gameplay trailer for KRAFTON’s answer to EA’s The Sims, inZOI. In this trailer, the game’s developers share some new details about their game. Moreover, we get to see some new gameplay footage from it. So, if you are a fan of the genre, I highly recommend checking it out.
In this trailer, the devs talk about the driving system, which is more life-like than the one in GTA. For instance, you can look around in your car, and you can tell people to get in your car. You can also customize and even wash your car. People will also notice you if you drive a fancy convertible car. Not only that, but the game will have realistic events like car accidents.
The devs also showed off the fun group activities you can do with other characters called Zois. They also mentioned a relationship and reputation system called “karma,” where your actions can change your future in the game. They also gave a sneak peek at the city edit mode, where you can customize the playable area, and they highlighted the game’s character creator.
inZOI is a life simulation game where players become gods within the game. This will allow them to change everything as they wish and experience endless new stories in various forms of life. So, basically, it will be a new The Sims game. Or at least that’s what its description implies.
From what we know so far, KRAFTON still plans to release this game by the end of 2024. Sadly, we don’t have an exact date. KRAFTON hasn’t also shared any PC specs yet. Naturally, though, we’ll be sure to keep you posted.
Enjoy the trailer!
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