The game that promises to end The Sims is delayed once again
Does InZOI exist or is it an invention?

- November 8, 2024
- Updated: July 1, 2025 at 10:46 PM

Surely, you think that The Sims is an immortal game. Nothing has been able to compete with the life simulator that has been a hit for years—not Animal Crossing, Roblox, or any other game. InZOI, a title that is something like its hyper-realistic version, has promised to be that game, and been announcing its release for months, but it has repeatedly been delayed. Once again, apparently, we still have to wait.
The Sims: Now, real
Krafton, the South Korean studio that is creating InZOI (and which you may know from PUBG), originally announced a release for June 2024, but it has gradually suffered more delays until setting the early access for March 25 next year on PC, and later on consoles. Players will be able to live their lives in three open-world scenarios: Dowon, a kind of Seoul; Bliss Bay, a trompe-l’oeil of Los Angeles; and Cahaya, inspired by the dreamlike places of Indonesia.
Of course—and as it could not be otherwise—it will use generative AI to create supposed unique patterns and objects in the game. This will allow the user to do practically whatever they want, from having their own career to making their own furniture. In any case, this latest delay makes sense because they have already tested it with potential audiences and received some feedback for improvement. Since EA has declared that they are not going to make The Sims 5, is it time for another title to take its throne? Frankly, something tells me that InZOI is not going to be it.
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