After spending time with inZOI this weekend, I can confidently say that it's a visually stunning and intricate world that ultimately feels devoid of any meaningful substance. Although not without major highlights, the world the Zoi's live in feels more dystopian than anything else, an empty consumerist life, no, existence, where the peak of your Zoi's aspiration is to sweep the floor.
First the positives. inZOI's character creation tool is something fans have been very excited about, and for good reason. Every item of clothing can be customized with your own textures, patterns and designs, and unrestricted color palettes come as standard. With so many points to be grabbed and changed, building a Zoi feels like sculpting a masterpiece. (As with almost any character creator, inZOI still struggles with plus-size bodies, and there are almost no concessions for disability aids – but the team have made it clear they are listening to feedback and new features will be implemented as a result.)
