Krafton’s inZOI has been riding a wave of positive sentiment since the release of its free DLC 'Chihaya' back in August, leaving players eager for what’s coming next.

inZOI dropped its first DLC, 'Off to the Island,' in August. The new island city, 'Chihaya,' brings a trio of islands packed with content that has clearly hit the mark with players. The fact that it’s completely free hasn’t hurt either, helping the game secure a 'Very Positive' rating.

Beyond the DLC, the team has been busy polishing the experience. The 0.3.0 update, launched alongside the DLC, overhauled the emotion GUI, introduced speech bubbles to reveal inner thoughts, and added cooperative actions like group dining. Frequent hotfixes are further refining the overall polish.

This DLC push is doing wonders for the game's reputation. After a strong start in late March and April, reviews had dipped into 'Mixed' territory as players grew hungry for more. However, the new content has plugged those gaps effectively, and recent reviews have climbed to 'Mostly Positive' (76% positive). While the last 30 days sit at 'Mixed' (69% positive), there is plenty of room for growth if Krafton keeps the content pipeline flowing, much like the long-term support seen in The Sims.

Meanwhile, on the Steam global top sellers list, Ninja Gaiden 4 is already hitting the top spots just a day before launch. Escape From Duckov continues to enjoy acclaim, with its user rating soaring to 'Overwhelmingly Positive'.

In the daily peak Concurrent Players top 20, ARC Raiders wrapped up its server test with a respectable 148,225 players. Sustaining numbers in the mid-100,000s throughout the test has certainly piqued interest for the full launch. Escape From Duckov also continues its streak, reaching 146,602 Concurrent Players, proving its popularity matches its critical acclaim.