Inzoi Players Are Recreating Tons of Real People and Pop Culture Characters in Its Wild Character Creator
Inzoi, The Sims competitor from PUBG developer Krafton, has temporarily released its incredibly in depth character creator and players are using it to recreate a ton of real people and pop culture characters.
From The Addams Family and Breaking Bad to Harry Potter and Naruto, not to mention real-world figures such as pop stars and past presidents of the U.S., Inzoi players on reddit have already shared many characters made in its realistic Creation Studio, which is available to download on Steam until August 25 at 9pm Pacific.
Recreating video game characters has been a popular choice for many. These have so far included Connor from Detroid: Become Human by Raz0712, Ada Wong from Resident Evil by HHRSN17, and even a slightly terrifying Wario from Super Mario by Segenshin.
Films and TV have come into it too. Ambinas made Morticia Addams from The Addams Family, alwin006 made Harry Potter himself, Merbellen made Walter White from Breaking Bad, and Britbrat_brat made Hinata Hyuga from Naruto.
Real-world celebrities have all been recreated too, with the myriad customization options and realstic graphics seemingly making Inzoi the perfect place to do so. “Making real people is a lot easier in Inzoi,” said dmdm597, who made former U.S. president Abraham Lincoln.
Modern day celebrities are plenty popular too, of course. Britney Spears was recreated by greybell_VR, Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish by neightbour_dan, and Beyonce by KaleGabriel. Q8411 even made the Giga Chad meme guy.
Krafton announced Inzoi in November 2023 and the release of the character creator indicates development is progressing smoothly, but a late 2024 release window is currently the only indication of a full launch.
Inzoi has certainly captured the attention of The Sims fans, with many looking to it as a life simulator to finally challenge The Sims.
Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelance reporter. He’ll talk about The Witcher all day.
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