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Inzoi, who initially aroused great interest and sold a million copies, now faces a disturbing drop in his players. Only one month after its launch, the number of players has reached new minimums, with an average of 3,751 players on April 24, according to Steamdb Data. This represents a significant fall compared to the 6,647 players recorded on April 15, and it is Almost 50% less that the previous week.
The speed at which the game has lost players is remarkable, with a decrease of 83% in its average number of players in the first two weeks, exceeding any other live service game. Inzoi now dangerously approaches the number of players from Sims 3, a 16 -year -old game. While in its peak, Inzoi on average 64,641 players, it has only three times more players than Sims 3, which is a worrying signal since it has sold millions of copies.
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Inzoi's situation is also reflected in Steam's sales lists, where the game is now at its lowest point. Fans of the game are concerned about the future of Inzoi, because their stellar start seems to be wasted by the rapid drop in the number of players. With A maximum of 87,000 players And an initial sale of one million copies, the decline of Inzoi is a problem that generates interest and interest in the players' community.
Steamdb data show that Sims 3, being much older, had an average of 1,120 players on April 24, which means that Inzoi has only 2,500 players more than this classic game. This difference is small given the quantity of copies sold by Inzoi, which raises questions about the future of the game and the strategies that could be implemented to reverse this negative trend. Fortunately, they always have the opportunity to improve.
