Summary
- An InZOI player ended up in jail after walking away from their character for 5 minutes.
- Some Zois might commit crimes on their own, adding unexpected twists to the game.
- The freedom and depth of InZOI’s gameplay could challenge The Sims in the life simulation genre.
An InZOI player online has been dealt a massive surprise by the game after going away from their keyboard for just five minutes. This hilarious InZOI moment raises big questions, and could have big implications for their character’s personal storyline.
InZOI is fresh out the gate and has already proven to be massively popular on Steam. With obvious comparisons drawn to The Sims 4, players are really starting to dive deep to see exactly what is possible in InZOI. This level of freedom could determine how much staying power the game has once the initial hype dies down. While some players might be confused about what to do first in InZOI, it’s the depth beyond these early moments that will help the game really challenge The Sims in the life simulator genre.
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Redditor celestinemuse shared an image of their InZOI character in jail, after having left them to their own devices for just five minutes. According to the player, their Zoi was asleep when they left them, leaving them to wonder about what mischief they got up to in their absence. This was celestinemuse’s first experience finding out that InZOI actually has a jail feature, which only added to the confusion. However, this allowed them to learn a little more about the game, also figuring out that there’s a way to break out of jail in InZOI.
InZOI Player Goes AFK, Gets Taken to Jail
Other players in the thread also shared similar stories of their Zois getting themselves jailed without player intervention, with one specific gamer telling the tale of how their character took it upon themselves to shoplift in the game. It’s not clear if this preference for crime is an InZOI glitch, but it’s hilarious to think about, nonetheless. In games like InZOI, players take their characters’ storylines seriously, so something like a stint in jail is something that could affect this massively.
It will be very exciting to follow how InZOI develops throughout the rest of the year. The game’s Early Access tag earns it some leeway for what some are describing as a lack of depth, with the expectation that plenty more features will be added in future updates. InZOI‘s post-launch roadmap suggests big things to come in 2025, with all DLC confirmed by Krafton to be free until the end of Early Access.
