Recent reviews by BeeBear

I played the demo and counted down the days until launch.
This game is visually super cute, love the colours, love the items, love the characters' unique stories.
Great loop with item purchases and collecting points to unlock more stuff.

I really wish same items (where possible like blankets or toys) could stack - you end up with a huge table to accommodate 2 items.
I also wish you could stack onto a shelf by inspecting the shelf or by changing the view (side views) - I end up having to move the shelf out completely and put it back when restocking because of other shelves blocking access.
I would also like to see a way to pin the object category you are looking for - this is regarding requests.

This game is stunning and full of personality. From the first level to the last, you'll be in awe of how beautiful the scenes are and extremely satisfying to play.
BEFORE YOU BUY:
The game is a bit short - 3 hours - and I was playing slowly and interacting with everything.

50 hours later and I’m still checking guests in.
The game is quirky, vibrant, full of personality. It doesn’t take itself too seriously, which makes the chaos of hotel management even more fun. Watching your little guests wander around your custom-built masterpiece (or disaster) is weirdly satisfying.
The best part for me is the freedom. The layouts are super customisable — I can chop, change, demolish, redesign and obsess over details as much as I want. Every hotel ends up feeling different. That creative control is addictive.
I keep grinding for the unlockables and challenge goals - it nails that keep-going factor without feeling like a chore.
It’s not perfect (early access life). Time forwarding can feel a bit slow — sometimes I just want the day to speed up while I wait for cash to roll in. The grid system also takes some getting used to. A few items feel chunky and occasionally place a little awkwardly, but once you learn how to work with it, it becomes part of the puzzle.
If this is the early access version, I’m very keen to see where it goes. The foundation is strong, the gameplay loop is addictive, and I’m absolutely here for the updates.

This game has a special place in my heart, I absolutely loved it. Cuteness overload. I love the visuals, expanding the street, managing the shops and the little interactions.

Currently playing in Early Access, this game is so fun!
Beyond a management sim - the stories give this game so much depth. I've had such a laugh at the quirkiness and humor!
I am excited to see how this game continues to develop. Truly worth the play even at this stage of development.

This game is a really fun, crisis-management adventure to play with friends.

I had a bug yesterday (23 Oct 2025) where the RV just kept spinning like its crashing - and my friends were not having the same experience. They kept shouting - "wow! look out the window!" and all I could see was the RV rolling and glitching.
I also fell through the map one time while a friend hooked himself to the back winch, acting like a land-ski. Not intended - I paid the price. But a quick exit to menu and join back in - problem solved.

Bugs and glitches are not good - but this was just damn funny.
I hope this game continues to tidy up those issues and add content.

This game had me hooked at the demo, and now even in early access, this game is amazing.
Lots of focus on being creative and decorating your city while still having city management and quests.
I love this little cozy city builder <3 Highly recommend!

This game is quirky and adorable.
At this stage I am about halfway through and I find myself playing level after level. It is really fun.

What a cute game!
Its just a lil cozy packing game - the only thing NOT COZY about this is the express deliveries! XD
I feel like there could be space for some more content as the game grows, but I enjoyed it.

Promising Start for a New Life Sim!
We've all had our eyes on inZoi since the first trailer, and I have to say—this game has a lot of promise! While many are comparing it to The Sims (which makes sense, given the genre), I think inZoi is carving out its own identity.

Graphics & Atmosphere
Visually, the game is stunning. The environments, character models, and overall aesthetic feel modern and immersive. The attention to detail in the creator studio and build mode makes for a really enjoyable experience.

Gameplay & Features
Even in early access, there's a decent amount to do. The character interactions, skills, and activities offer a solid foundation, and the roadmap from the developers looks really exciting. I can already see the potential for this to become a strong competitor in the life sim genre.

That said, my biggest pain point right now is the in-game time system. Even when set to the fastest speed, it can feel slow—especially when your Zoi is at work or an event. Some quality-of-life improvements here would make a big difference.

Bugs & Early Access Considerations
While I have come across some buggy interactions and glitches, I can’t take points off for that—the game clearly states that bugs or issues may be encountered. Plus, with the roadmap in place, I’m confident that many issues will be polished over time.