I learned about the game inzoi from my husband back when it was just coming out, because I really love The Sims and, to be honest, was skeptical about this game.

But my husband tested it and said it was interesting, so after a while I tested it too.

And what can I say, my opinion is divided: I'm for the game and I don't like it.

I'll explain why.

But most importantly, let's not forget that the game is still being polished, and in fact, it's been pretty well polished over the past year. A lot has changed.

But absolutely everything was incredibly unfamiliar to me: the interface, the controls. I guess I fell in love with The Sims so much, especially after playing with the mods.

But speaking about the game itself:

1. I'm not comfortable with the camera; it's always crooked and doesn't work properly.

2. There's plenty of choice in terms of clothing for characters, makeup, and accessories. The only downside is that you can't change their body type, like in The Sims.

3. There's little in the way of furniture and interior design in terms of construction. But what's great is that it's designed for a modern look and you can change almost everything, like the bathtub, the faucet, the base if there is one, and the bathtub itself. I really appreciate that. Because The Sims doesn't have that. There's just furniture and everything, and you choose its style.

But the downside is that the game itself lacks wall and floor finishes. You can add textures yourself, which sometimes don't work correctly, or you just need to load them correctly. You can also use the AI ​​to request textures, and the game will create the texture you want.

4. The game's open world, free movement, and vehicle control are a plus. I really enjoyed that.

5. There are no animals yet, but there is furniture for them. It's surreal.

6. A ton of different notifications on the phone, which are sometimes annoying, but that's just like in real life.

7. The Sims Killer, as has been written elsewhere, is true to some extent, but every game has its pros and cons.

And again, it was just a marketing ploy to attract attention to the game. That's all.

Yes, the game is very modern.

But I'd personally wait about three years to see it again, considering how the Koreans and Japanese work and at what speed. And then we'll be able to say whether it killed The Sims or not.

But for me, The Sims is still my one and only love.