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PittingThe Sims 4againstinZOIis a bit of an unfair fight.
When comparing Sims 4 vs inZOI, there are some interesting differences I’ve noticed between them.
What do you mean there are no eggplant costumes?
I ended up doing precisely that, reaping the benefits of a sophisticated pad in the process.
Again, think solid earthy tones and a tidy, eerily minimalist aesthetic.
Not yet, anyway.
Here is where you get to see small inflections of personality emerge.
Instead, Krafton’s life sim targets a far more cozy-kawaii vibe.
Expect fluffy cat-themed everything, right down to the Zoi currency of theMeow.
Again, this speaks to just one of the many differences between the two games.
It also seems way harder to forge anything but a friendly relationship with others in inZOI.
Compared against each other, though, inZOI is not exactly the narrative sandbox I was hoping for.
Thankfully, there’s still time to fix this in Early Access.
Life isn’t all about niceties and perfectionism, and a good life sim uses that to its advantage.
Replayability
Without contest, The Sims 4 is still more replayable than inZOI when compared head-to-head.
Maybe inZOI reallywillgive the king of the genre a run for its life sim money.
