Denuvo Removed From InZOI’s Early Access Launch

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Summary

  • InZOI will launch in Early Access without Denuvo on March 28.
  • A user playing the game’s demo recently discovered evidence that Denuvo was being used, prompting many in the community to ask for its removal.
  • The game’s producer and director apologized for not being transparent about the anti-tamper software’s inclusion, promising that it won’t appear in InZOI’s Early Access release.

As a fervent admirer, I can hardly contain my excitement as the days count down to the release of InZOI. Just recently, the game’s publisher, Krafton, shared some exciting news: Denuvo’s anti-tamper software won’t be part of the Early Access launch. This announcement has left fans buzzing, as we eagerly anticipate how InZOI will measure up against other life sim games. Already, InZOI has been captivating audiences with its breathtaking hyper-realistic graphics and unique style. I can hardly wait to immerse myself in this remarkable world!

As a devoted gamer for years, I’ve always looked forward to diving into The Sims universe, the undisputed champion in life simulation games. However, the landscape of the genre was shaken up when InZOI was unveiled in early 2024. This game promised an unprecedented level of immersion and stunningly realistic graphics that set it apart from other simulation games out there.

Initially slated for release in November 2024, the Early Access launch of InZOI had to be postponed. But now, the wait is almost over! PC gamers can finally immerse themselves in this anticipated game on March 28. Ahead of this much-anticipated date, the developers have addressed some recent criticisms.

This week, a user on Discord found that the demo of the game InZOI included Denuvo protection and needed a continuous internet connection for play. Known for its controversial impact on gaming performance and potential harm to SSDs in certain instances, Denuvo has sparked controversy throughout the gaming community. In a recent post on InZOI‘s official Discord channel (reported by ComicBook), the game’s Producer and Director Kjun confirmed that Denuvo would be removed from the Early Access release. The statement indicated that Denuvo was initially implemented to prevent unauthorized distribution and piracy of the game, but now it is understood that incorporating it could have a more detrimental effect on the player’s experience than originally anticipated. It remains uncertain whether InZOI‘s final version will retain Denuvo, but players are pleased to see the developers are responsive to feedback from their audience.

InZOI Will Now Launch in Early Access Without Denuvo

This month saw the disclosure of the PC specifications for the game InZOI, revealing that players require a high-performance computer to experience it at its best. Although it’s destined for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S, the Early Access version will initially be playable only on PCs. Interestingly, InZOI is also rumored to be compatible with the Steam Deck. At just $39.99, an additional surprise was the announcement that all updates and DLC released during the Early Access period would be offered free of charge.

Just announced: Game titled InZOI has moved ahead of Hollow Knight: Silksong as the most anticipated game on Steam, outdopping not only Deadlock, but also Elden Ring Nightreign, Borderlands 4. Although early feedback has been generally favorable, some are questioning whether InZOI will meet the high expectations set for it.

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2025-03-26 18:41