InZOI's system specs make me want to see this handsome Sims killer running on a pocket calculator
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Summary
The Sims players are paying attention to inZOI, a new life simulation and neighbourhood management game from the developers of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds.
inZOI uses live generative AI, allowing users to create outfits and animate ‘Zoiples’ using text, images and video.
Some feel that the game’s selling point, hyper-realistic visuals, borders on the creepy.
Rock, Paper, Shotgun has published extensively on the risks and potential abuse of generative AI in game development, and plans to investigate the issue further when the title hits early access on 28 March.
Some gamers are also concerned that the system requirements disclosed by the South Korean game maker, Krafton, are too high, and express the hope that the game will be optimised.
Krafton has stated that it intends to implement a feature to automatically adjust game settings to provide the best experience, and is also working on options to optimise performance and reduce system requirements.
