inZOI weekly update focuses on simulation depth and team restructuring

Krafton's inZOI team dropped their latest weekly development update, and the headline shift is a deliberate pivot away from feature additions toward deepening the game's existing simulation systems.

On the content side, the team is still refining baby appearances following community feedback — tweaking visuals to make infants look cuter and more natural, and developing new hairstyles. They're also working through issues in the genetics system, though they're upfront that structural limitations in inZOI mean it isn't perfect yet, and improvements are ongoing. The bigger focus right now is tightening the connections between character behaviors, relationships, daily routines, and the various simulation layers so the world feels genuinely cohesive rather than a collection of separate systems.

To back that up, Krafton has reorganized parts of the development team. Starting next week, the newly structured teams are expected to put more resources into polishing and stabilizing existing systems alongside any new feature work — the stated goal being a more complete and immersive version of inZOI.

The game is still in Early Access, and this kind of internal restructuring signals that the studio is taking the "living world" promise seriously rather than just shipping content. The weekly video is available on the official Discord and forum for anyone who wants the full walkthrough.