inZOI was cracked instantly after release, but some pirates are urging to buy the new The Sims-style life simulator

Not only regular gamers reacted to the release of inZOI, but hackers as well.

inZOI was recently released in Early Access on PC via Steam. The new life simulator managed to attract a certain amount of attention from players.

At a certain point, it was assumed that inZOI would be protected by the formidable Denuvo DRM system, but after requests from gamers, the developers decided to remove it. This led to an expected result: a cracked version of inZOI appeared online immediately after release.

However, some pirate gamers decided to purchase inZOI, and sometimes urge others to do the same:

Sila2Doo: “The game is cheap enough that I could just buy it right away. Also respect to the devs for listening to fans and removing Denuvo”

dorafumingo “They listened to the fans and removed denuvo, so if you have the spare funds, buy the game to support them.”

At times, users employ the “free trial version” of inZOI to test their PC — compared to The Sims 4, the game is very demanding, so this way they want to make sure before buying that their PC can handle the new title.

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Cover author: inZOI Studio, KRAFTON, Inc.. Image source: steamcommunity.com