A new life simulation game called inZOI has surprised players with an unexpected feature. In the game, players create and control characters called Zois, who live their daily lives in a virtual world. However, players recently discovered that cars in the game can run over NPCs, including children, which has raised concerns.
The game has a Teen (T) rating by ESRB, meaning it is considered appropriate for teenagers It contains Comic Mischief, Mild Suggestive Themes, and Mild Violence.
The official rating description mentioned that Zois can die from traffic accidents, fire, and other causes, but it did not mention the ability to run over children. Many players were shocked to find out that this was possible. Some even reported that characters hit by cars immediately die, which is unusual for a game rated T.
Normally, games that allow this kind of action receive a Mature (M) rating, like Grand Theft Auto, which does not allow players to harm children in the game. This discovery has led many to believe that the developers, Krafton, might remove this feature soon or risk getting a stricter rating.
One player in the inZOI online community shared their experience, saying they found this issue while testing the game for bugs. They pointed out that it might be an accident and that Krafton may not have realized this feature was in the game.
At the same time, another mod called WickedZoi has been gaining attention. This mod adds more realistic relationships, emotions, and animations to the game, allowing players to customize their Zois’ interactions in new ways. Players can install this mod by downloading it, placing it in the game’s mod folder, and enabling mod support in the settings.
Despite this controversy, Developed by inZOI Studio inZOI is already a huge hit. The game became the top-selling title on Steam within 40 minutes of its release. The game’s creator, Hyungjun ‘Kjun’ Kim, expressed excitement about its launch but admitted there is still room for improvement. Many fans are waiting to see if Krafton will fix this issue and how the game will evolve in the future.