As the launch of Inzoi, the highly anticipated life simulation game from Krafton, draws closer, creative director Hyungjun “Kjun” Kim has shared more details about the game’s features. In a recent update on Discord, Kjun revealed that Inzoi will include seasons, temperature effects, and even the possibility of your Zois (the game’s characters) dying from exposure if not properly dressed.
Inzoi is a life simulation game that allows you to create and manage your own virtual world. The game features two distinct settings: Dowon, an urban Korean-inspired world with four distinct seasons, and Bliss Bay, a warmer, SoCal-inspired environment. You can customize your Zois, build homes, and explore a variety of activities, all while navigating the challenges of weather and survival.
One of the standout features of Inzoi is its dynamic weather system. The game’s seasons and temperature effects add a layer of realism and challenge. In Dowon, you will experience the changing seasons, while Bliss Bay remains warm year-round. Zois must dress appropriately for the weather, as underdressing in freezing temperatures or overdressing in the heat can lead to illness—or even death if left untreated.
Kjun also highlighted the game’s clothing system, which allows you to select seasonally-appropriate outfits for your Zois. The game automatically adjusts clothing based on the weather, but players can also customize outfits to ensure their Zois are always prepared. This feature adds depth to the gameplay, as players must balance fashion with practicality to keep their Zois healthy and happy.
Inzoi is shaping up to be a strong competitor in the life simulation genre, offering features that even The Sims has traditionally locked behind expansion packs. The inclusion of seasons and temperature effects in the base game is a significant draw, providing a more immersive and challenging experience from the start. It’s poised to make a big impact when it launches in early access this March on Steam.
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