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PC Gamer
Kara Phillips

Inzoi lets you customize your entire house down to the last thread, which is great in theory but doesn't feel good in practice

Inzoi player character holding a coffee.

When I started building my character, or Zoi, for the first time, Inzoi impressed me with the amount of customization at hand. I spent a lot longer than I like to admit meticulously crafting a Zoi that in reality, looked nothing like me. But I still felt proud of it. The amount of points you can twist and manipulate to create your perfect character is never a bad thing when it comes to making the experience of a game feel personal and putting you in complete control. So it's not surprising that this carried across to home customization, yet the same satisfaction and feeling of pride didn't follow once I left character creation.

Don't get me wrong, you are given a lot of choices when it comes to customizing the furniture in your home, which is great for someone who is prepared to fine-tune their interiors down to the very last thread. Especially considering Inzoi is releasing into early access, and there's a high chance more options will come in the future. But for someone like me who isn't so creatively inclined, yet still wants to at least try and make it more personal so I can feel like I've made my mark in Inzoi, certain elements could've done with slightly less freedom.

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