In a recent global showcase, Hyungjun “Kjun” Kim, the director of Inzoi, revealed intriguing details about this upcoming life simulation game. Notably, players will encounter 16 unique types of death for their simulated characters—a feature designed to mirror the unpredictability of life.

“One of the biggest features of this game is death,” Kjun stated through an interpreter. “In Inzoi, you could have various experiences that lead to your character’s demise, such as slipping while in the bathroom or eating spoiled food. There’s even a risk of electrocution when fixing faulty electronics, and while the chances may be low, the risk is still real.”

Kjun also highlighted a distinctive aspect of Inzoi: the possibility of a character dying from the need for social validation in a world where reputation matters significantly. The announcement sparked excitement, especially among players who appreciate intricate character mechanics and life simulation elements.

Inzoi is scheduled for early access release on March 28, priced at $40, and will be available on Steam for players interested in exploring its engaging gameplay.