Numerous new features are available in inZOI, besides the free DLC that allows you to go on virtual vacation.
inZOI got the first and completely free add-on, along with a host of new features after the opening ceremony of gamescom 2025.
The life simulator from Krafton company and inZOI Studios was one of many games we had the opportunity to see during yesterday's gamescom opening ceremony. The developers showed a trailer for the previously announced Island Getaway expansion, which you can watch below.
The DLC can now be downloaded for free. It introduces a new, holiday city consisting of three islands, where Zoi can relax on the beach and in holiday resorts. Or, if the player has a wish, they can cultivate field and collect resources to create items. There is also a certain cat temple to visit.
In addition to the DLC, we also got a version 0.3.0 of the base game. Besides adding support for Mac computers, the developers have finally introduced the promised expansion of Zois' emotion, desire, and behavior systems. Now our characters will be more subtle, and the relationships between them are supposed to develop in a more natural way. This also applies to their movements and facial expressions, as well as the interface related to emotions.
In addition to this, there are minor additions such as new objects (including swimming pools and gyms), functions (e.g. swimming and processing precious stones) as well as the option of traveling to other cities. The world of inZOI has also been hit by natural disasters, so it may be necessary to purchase insurance for Zois (as well as for the family budget).
There were also numerous improvements in simulation, controls, and technical aspects. You can check out the full list of changes on the official game website and on the game's Steam page. It's also worth taking a look at the known update issues - developers have noted, for example, that for now the quality of translations into various languages may leave something to be desired.
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