Now here is a pleasant surprise. inZOI Studio has announced that it has removed the Denuvo anti-tamper tech from its life simulation game. This should please a lot of PC gamers that were looking forward to this title.
As inZOI’s Producer and Game Director Hyungjun “Kjun” Kim said:
“We understand that removing Denuvo increases the risk of the game being cracked and illegally distributed after release. At the same time, we believe it opens up a valuable opportunity: it allows inZOI to become more freely configurable – unlocking new ways for players to shape new experiences for other players. We believe enabling this freedom from the very beginning will lead to innovative and long-lasting enjoyment for the community.”
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.
The devs said that inZOI will have a complete community simulation of every character acting on their free will. As such, players will experience unexpected events. Now I don’t know how legit those claims are. Still, that’s what KRAFTON claims. So, it will be interesting to see how dynamic the game world will actually be.
The game will offer a lot of creative tools. Players can design their character’s look and outfit, and even build their own custom home with a wide range of furniture and structures that can be moved around freely. They can also change different parts of their property, nearby roads, and even parts of the city they live in.
inZOI will be powered by Unreal Engine 5, and it will support Ray Tracing. The game will hit Steam Early Access on March 28th. You can also find its official PC system requirements here.
Stay tuned for more!
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Good, seems like they're being smart.
Interesting. The DRM masterminds already discovered that the game needs connection to the web.
The game connects to the dev's data base and they AI data base.
so its always online?
Remove the Denuvo nonsense from Black Myth Wukong. It has been over 8 months since the games release and even Irdeto has said that their bloody DRM does not affect sales, pro or con after a long time period
Aint gonna happen anytime soon. Game still sells like crazy,
" it allows inZOI to become more freely configurable – unlocking new ways for players to shape new experiences for other players. We believe enabling this freedom from the very beginning will lead to innovative and long-lasting enjoyment for the community.”"
so it prevents modding? I cant wait to see what people will do by using its ai that lets you create objects make 2d images into 3d. Anyway i think the reason they remove it because its a subscription service that they dont want to keep paying.
I saw a video but i didnt click it that the game gets trashed already, what happened?
you dont need denuvo if your game can only be play online
https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/b79ecd4ff54d852bbb2c4ce2b9435d1497769ce1768b2e670fa05dbc362a6a6d.png
its hard to see a very understanding devs these days and this is a step in the right direction. so far i've been hearing good things about this game and willing to support the devs by buying the early access
Good job Inzoi devs + 👍
Wow, so they want modding to create a community and longevity and are sacrificing Denuvo for it!
Wow! Smart choice! Great choice!
(if only i gave a crap about this incel game)
Instead of paying for DRM, If the developers use that money to refine and add more features to their game, it's gonna sell a lot more and have less bugs.
Wow, so they want modding to create a community and longevity and are sacrificing Denuvo for it!
Wow! Smart choice! Great choice!
(if only i gave a crap about this incel game)
i dont get the hate about the always online??? this was always a game clearly meant for multiplayer? is like CS2 , cs2 is always online…what would even be the point of playing offline? im not even interested in this game but i really dont understand the hate, it was very openly advertised as a massive multiplayer game.