Krafton has announced that inZOI: Creative Studio is out now on PC. inZOI: Creative Studio allows players to check out some of the customisation options that they will have access to when the full game is out. The Creative Studio will be available from today until March 28. Check out the trailer below.
To get access to inZOI: Creative Studio, players will have to get their hands on a key that is being distributed through various events. These events include getting a key through watching streams on Twitch, Steam, or SCOOP.
To be eligible for a drop, players will have to link their Krafton account to the appropriate website and watch a stream for a set amount of time. On Twitch, players will also have to add inZOI to their Steam wishlist, before watching a stream of the game for 15 minutes. on Steam and SCOOP, viewers will have to watch for at least 30 minutes to get access to inZOI: Creative Studio.
These events will only be available until March 22, after which inZOI: Creative Studio will be available for free for anyone that might want to give it a shot.
inZOI is an upcoming life sim in the vein of classic franchise The Sims. The game will allow players to live out their chill life in a South Korean city. Krafton had released a trailer for the title earlier this month that showcased what a day in inZOI‘s fictional city of Dowon would look like.
Rather than featuring a narrator explaining the features, the trailer instead focuses on showcasing Dowon city’s vibes. It features a player character taking a trip through the city, experiencing its sights and sounds in various scenarios.
The trailer also gives us a glimpse of the changing seasons in the city. Opening up in Spring, the weather starts changing later in the day with heavy rainfalls causing a dreary atmosphere. The NPCs around the player character also react to this change in weather naturally, opening up their umbrellas as they go about their daily lives.
inZOI will be coming to PC as an Early Access game on March 28. Krafton has revealed the kind of hardware that players will need to play the title. Going by the stated hardware, inZOI also seems to be a highly scalable game, with lower-specced PCs needing less storage compared to those playing the game with higher graphics settings.
“As mentioned earlier, inZOI delivers high-quality graphics and realistic city-level simulations, which require higher system specifications,” wrote Krafton about the game’s technical requirements. “While these requirements ensure the best possible gameplay experience, we remain committed to making inZOI accessible to more players.”
For more details about inZOI, here is everything you need to know about the upcoming life sim.
