
inZOI has had quite the Early Access journey since its March release, when PUBG developer Krafton launched the ultra-realistic life sim on Steam, from a bounce-back from dwindling player numbers with a cozy Stardew Valley-like DLC to sneak peeks at future content.
Just last week, director and producer Hyungjun 'Kjun' Kim confirmed that inZOI is getting multiplayer following a suggestion from the South Korean president (yes, you read that right) sometime down the line. Before that, Kim revealed that "realistic tragedy, the darker sides of life, and unpredictable dramatic events" were in the works, and shortly after, version 0.4.0 arrived just in time for Halloween with a focus on death.