Life Sim Inzoi is now in access to early access to the PC, and the players expressed the surprise that they could drive children, despite the assessment of the game’s teenagers.
Warning! Below it contains the Inzoi game descriptions, which some may be disturbing.
The ESRB list for Inzoi does not mention the possibility of leading people, but mentions Zois due to “road accidents”.
It is a simulation game in which players create, adapt and control realistic characters called Zois through their daily activities. Players strive for various goals/goals when they observe and interact with other Zois in the city. Some actions may cause Zois to fight with each other if players choose specific hints (e.g. “choose a fight”; “Throw a blow”). Zoi may die for natural or accidental causes (e.g. hunger, electric shock, fire, road accidents); Among these deaths, death after fire presents flames clearly absorbing the body of the zoi in a dramatic way. Players can build relationships and realize intimate meetings with other zois, with the ability to romance them through some hints (eg “Say a dirty joke”; “making your eyes in the bedroom”; “Try the reception line”). One of these activities (eg “suggest having a child”) leads to a scene where Zois appears in bed, with a huge heart icon, as he covers them when confetti breaks on the screen. During the Zois game, you can see with the support of toilets, accompanied by the effects of pixeling mosaic/blurred; Players can also order Zois to smoke gas (eg “Prota secret”).
This is enough to get a T -rating for teenagers that you can expect for such a sandbox as this, and there is indeed the same assessment that Sims 4 has.
However, Inzoi players have found that they can – accidentally or differently – kill NPC, including children, entering them at which moment of Ragdoll physics begins. The characters fall in this way, dying immediately.
This kind of gameplay usually justifies the mature assessment in the United States and the assessment of PEGI 18 throughout Europe. Grand Theft Auto Games, which have a mature rating, allow you to run over pedestrians, but do not contain children outside of cutscenes.
While Inzoi looks like an early steam hit, reaching number one on the Global Steam Top Sellers chart just 40 minutes after the release, and in the moment of publication of this article, over 56,000 parallel players, it seems that this aspect of the game could slip in the network in the Krafton publisher.
Ign asked Krafton to comment.
“I don’t think krafton will realize that you can drive children in Inzoi” Reads one thread on Subreddit Inzoi.
“So I have early access to Inzoi, and part of early access tries to break the game,” said Redditor Heeeydevongaming.
“In this way you report errors, problems, etc. One of the problems I found is that you can go to primary school and drive. Niekijaj children. They can change it when the game starts with the assessment of T”.
Most fans believe that Krafton will probably do it from the game, or risk that Inzoi must be again sent to a stringent age.
Celebrating today’s premiere, general director of Inzoi Studio and producer and director Inzoi Hyungjun “Kjun” Kim said:
“I created and cared for Inzoi with great care, as if it was my child, although he still has a lot of space to improve.
“When Inzoi takes his first steps to the world, I feel both proud and a bit restless – hoping that he will not stumble or be hurt. It would be deeply appreciated if you could watch the game with warmth and support.”
The Steam Inzoi website also contains the necessary AI waiver, which Valve imposes on programmers and publishers who use technology in creating their games.
Developers describe how their game uses the content generated by AI, such as this:
“Players can generate unique textures for character costumes and various elements based on the introduction of the text. They can also create 3D objects from the image input that can be used as decorations or interior accessories, and add characteristic zoi movements using video input data. In addition, shares and thoughts of Zoi are controlled using SLM technology, including more engaging and instructions.”
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