$39.99inZOI Stage a whole life, your way
Create Zois, shape their cities and homes, and steer their days, romances and mistakes at your own pace.
Is inZOI worth it?
inZOI is worth it if…
- you like life sims where you build people, homes and little daily dramas
- you enjoy detailed character customization down to nails and accessories
- you like shaping cities, weather and streets around your stories
- you want to make and share creations, from outfits to furnished houses
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Zois who live their own lives
You set the scene, then the Zois take it from there. Each one acts on personality and life experience, building relationships, spreading rumors and trends, even catching something going around. You can step in and direct them moment to moment, or hang back and watch what happens when free will meets a bad mood. Cities inspired by real-world places keep ticking around them, with weather, properties and streets yours to adjust until the backdrop fits the story.
Make a Zoi from hair to nail art
Character creation here is almost a game on its own. More than 250 options cover hair, skin, physique, outfits, accessories and nail art, so your Zoi can look exactly like you, nothing like you, or like someone who owns twelve identical blazers. Facial and motion capture let you bring performances to life and film scenes in your own world.
Build and decorate the house
Houses start with walls, roofs, stairs, fences, platforms and gates, mixed and matched into whatever shape you have in mind. Then comes the decorating: fill rooms with objects and tune the furniture until every corner looks right. You can keep it sensible or go full cat-themed lounge, since the tags allow for cats and cute alongside the realistic look. Once the place is done, move a Zoi in and see how long the tidy living room survives contact with actual life.
Generate, craft and share your ideas
When the built-in options run out, type what you want. On-device generative AI turns text prompts into patterns and images for outfits, props and furniture, turns 2D pictures into 3D objects, and can even make character motion from an uploaded video. Canvas, the in-game sharing platform, is where it all goes next: post your characters, homes and stories, borrow ideas from other creators, and fill a city faster than you could alone.























