Some InZOI players have found ways to exploit the game mechanics to abduct minors. They've been sharing videos of themselves picking up other Zoi's children or persuading them into their cars, with little to no in-game repercussions. While InZOI includes a karma system that allows players to engage in criminal activities, it seems improbable that the child-kidnapping aspect is an intentional gameplay feature.
The controversial discovery follows a recent incident where InZOI players were running over kids with cars. Fortunately, the developer quickly patched this exploit, preventing further harm to minor Zois. However, they'll likely face even more bugs and exploits soon as resourceful fans continue to explore unconventional activities in the game's mostly peaceful universe. The recent update to InZOI's roadmap highlights the need for more hotfixes to address ongoing issues and given the ongoing exploitation of minors in the game, it seems InZOI might soon need to create its own child protective services.
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A series of videos have surfaced online, showing how InZOI players can enter NPCs' homes, pick up their babies, and...
