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Sortie coréenne de type Sims «Inzoi» reportée au mars 2025

Auteur：Kristen Mise à jour：Jan 31,2025

Le simulateur de vie très attendu de Krafton, Inzoi, a été retardé jusqu'au 28 mars 2025 pour assurer une expérience de jeu supérieure. Cette décision, annoncée par le réalisateur Hyungjin "Kjun" Kim sur le serveur Discord du jeu, privilégie la construction d'une "fondation plus forte".

inZOI, a Korean Sims-Like, Delayed to March 2025

Le retard, a expliqué Kjun, est en partie dû à la rétroaction extrêmement positive des joueurs des démos de créateurs de personnages et des tests de jeu. Cette rétroaction a mis en évidence la responsabilité de l'équipe de livrer un produit complet et poli. Il a utilisé l'analogie de l'éducation d'un enfant, soulignant l'engagement à long terme nécessaire pour entretenir un jeu à son plein potentiel.

inZOI, a Korean Sims-Like, Delayed to March 2025

"Après avoir examiné vos commentaires d'Inzoi… Nous avons pris notre décision de publier Inzoi dans l'accès anticipé le 28 mars 2025", a déclaré Kjun. "Nous nous excusons que nous ne pourrions pas vous apporter le jeu plus tôt, mais cette décision reflète notre engagement à donner à Inzoi le meilleur départ possible."

inZOI, a Korean Sims-Like, Delayed to March 2025

This commitment is underscored by the impressive 18,657 concurrent players the character creator demo attracted on Steam before its removal on August 25, 2024. The delay positions inZOI, a potential Sims rival boasting unparalleled customization and realistic graphics, for a 2025 release alongside D'autres simulateurs de vie comme les paralves. Cependant, Krafton vise à éviter le sort de la vie par vous, qui a été annulé plus tôt cette année.

inZOI, a Korean Sims-Like, Delayed to March 2025

Bien que le retard puisse décevoir certains, Krafton promet un jeu digne de l'anticipation, offrant une expérience riche et immersive pour les années à venir. De la gestion du stress du travail aux nuits de karaoké virtuelles, Inzoi vise à établir son propre créneau unique dans le genre de simulation de vie. De plus amples détails sur la version Inzoi peuvent être trouvés dans l'article lié ci-dessous.

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