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Inzoi Studio head says early access was unavoidable, but he feels kind of bad about it: 'The users are testing it on our behalf, so I always feel sorry for them'
- Inzoi Studio head Hyungjun Kim states early access was unavoidable to gauge real results beyond internal testing.
- Kim adds that players are testing the game on the studio's behalf, which makes him feel sorry for them.
- PC Gamer notes Inzoi released a demo ahead of early access to filter buyers who might not fit the game.
- The article mentions a roadmap for content and enhanced mod support to involve the community post-launch.
- The piece cites Mollie Taylor's critique of Inzoi as a callout prior to Kim's comments.
- The article reports steady sales initial week but declining concurrent players on Steam.
- Krafton’s broader context is mentioned, including interest in post-launch content.
- The article places the discussion in the wider context of life-sim games and development challenges.
- The piece notes the potential for ongoing updates and community engagement going forward.
- The article connects the topic to PC Gamer’s broader life-sim coverage and interviews.
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