Summary
- InZOI game glitch places a newborn baby on a player’s roof after birth, causing surprise and confusion.
- As InZOI is still in development, players can expect more strange bugs to be discovered and patched in the future.
An InZOI player online has been left extremely surprised after finding their newborn baby in a very unexpected location after their birth. This hilarious InZOI incident appears to be the result of a glitch in the new life simulator title.
As a new addition to the life simulator genre, InZOI has already staked its claim as a real competitor to The Sims‘ throne. Despite being an Early Access title, InZOI has already surpassed one million sales, and currently holds “Very Positive” reviews on Steam from players. It’s important to remember that the game is far from the finished product at the moment, so its achievements are already very impressive.
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Redditor TopicMaster8402 was concerned after they were unable to find their InZOI baby after its birth. It wasn’t until they checked the roof of their home that they discovered the game had automatically placed the baby and its crib up there, rather than inside the house. One user joked that it was a “stork delivery,” while another claimed that “it needs sunlight to grow.” It’s not clear exactly why this InZOI baby was placed on the roof by the game, but it’s certainly a strange bug.
InZOI Player Finds Newborn Baby on the Roof of Their Home
Because InZOI is still very much in Early Access, it makes sense that tons of different bugs will be found in the game at this stage. Upon release, there was even a strange InZOI glitch that allowed players to hit kids with their cars, which was patched out pretty much immediately. While Krafton will be patching out glitches as they’re found, the fact that the game isn’t yet feature-complete means it’s likely that even more stange bugs will be accidentally added and found in the future.
While InZOI‘s initial popularity is undeniable, the real test will be how it maintains players’ attention over a long period of time. InZOI‘s player count is way down from its launch, but with no new substantial updates so far, this makes sense. InZOI‘s staying power will be tested when the game adds tons of new content, and it remains to be seen if the game can recapture the players who have already put it down for the time being.