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inZOI

inZOI cover art
Developer
inZOI Studio
Publisher
KRAFTON, Inc.
Released
2025
Steam reviews
77% of players recommend it, from 32,566 reviews — Steam calls that “Mostly Positive”
Tags
AdventureCasualSimulation
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On Linux and Steam Deck

Proton: Gold

This game runs great under Proton after tweaks, per ProtonDB reports (134 reports). Valve rates it Unsupported on Steam Deck.

Proton tier: ProtonDB · Deck rating: Valve · Compare 1,621 games

AI Generated Content Disclosure

Declared by the publisher

The developers describe how their game uses AI generated content like this:

Players can generate unique textures for character outfits and various items based on text input. They can also create 3D objects from 2D image input, which can be used as interior decorations or character accessories, and add distinctive motions to their Zoi using video input. Additionally, character actions and thoughts can be influenced with text using SLM technology, enabling more engaging and intuitive interactions. AI-based tools are utilized as auxiliary support during the content creation process and text localizations. All content generated through this process was thoroughly reviewed and manually refined by the development team before applied to the final product.

Required on Steam store pages since 2024. It covers content that ships in the game, on its store page or in its marketing — Valve does not require a disclosure for AI tools used during development, so this says nothing either way about how the game was made. Check it on Steam.

What owning this involves

  • Cloud saves · The store backs this game's saves up. That cover ends if your account does.From the store listing

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Price & availability

Best price now

$39.99

at Steam

Lowest ever

$31.99

at Steam · 8/19/2025

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