In inZOI, players have full control over vehicle placement thanks to manual driving mechanics. You can freely navigate your car around the world and even park it inside your own garage—just like in real life. This feature enhances immersion, especially for players who enjoy realistic home setups or detailed roleplay scenarios. Whether you're pulling into a driveway or backing into a custom-built garage, the freedom to park wherever you choose adds a satisfying touch of authenticity.

In the bustling heart of Southeast Asia, countries like Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Indonesia, Brunei and Singapore a quiet struggle unfolds behind rows of cramped terrace houses—each barely scraping 1000 square feet, walls pressed so close they echo the neighbor’s cough. These homes, often priced like luxury condos but built like storage units, are the reluctant castles of the middle class: the demographic that earns “too much” for aid, yet “too little” for comfort.

Lets see if our celeb Zois can live in these houses.

A pristine, gleaming white kitchen may look like culinary heaven — but in inZOI, it's a deceptive façade. Behind the sterile shine lies a chaotic nightmare where guests are left starving, not by accident, but by design. NPCs fumble with basic food placement, snatch meals mid-reach, and worst of all, some overzealous clean freaks whisk away full plates straight to the dishwasher before anyone gets a bite. Even the microwave isn’t safe — NPCs hijack reheated meals before the original user can retrieve them. It’s not just bad etiquette; it’s gastronomic sabotage.

Fix this, inZOI. Your kitchen is hell.

A 900 sqft end-lot house can quickly feel cramped for a growing family of four—especially when a foster child or relative joins the household. For families who love hosting neighbours and entertaining friends, extra space isn’t just a luxury—it’s a necessity.

Fortunately, this particular end-lot came with a bonus: a strip of unused side land that could be applied for through the city council. After navigating the paperwork and red tape, the family secured approval for an extension. However, strict guidelines applied—the new build could only cover up to one-third of the original house size, and a mandatory 5-foot setback from the property line had to be observed.

Despite the hassle and delays, construction finally began. What was once a modest end-lot has now transformed into a spacious corner lot—and with it, the property’s value has risen significantly

On the sunlit shores of Cahaya, Versace Canangamaris rises like a coastal jewel—named after the rare flower kenanga laut bloom (Canangamaris), whose scent drifts through the sea breeze and whispers of elegance. This two-storey villa blends neoclassical grandeur with Indonesian soul, wrapped in Versace’s unmistakable signature.

Inside, 8 bedrooms (4 with ensuites) and 6 baths are framed by a dramatic double-height foyer with twin staircases. The architecture nods to Dutch colonial heritage with a Dutch gable roof, while the roof itself is crafted from alang-alang—a traditional grass thatch prized for its texture and tropical charm.

Versace motifs appear throughout: mosaic medallions, gold accents, and custom furnishings. Outside, a beachfront infinity pool meets a shared pier for docking the owner’s luxury yacht. The garage is a gallery of supercars, completing a lifestyle that’s as refined as it is radiant.

Versace Canangamaris isn’t just a villa—it’s a tribute to fashion, folklore, and the art of tropical living.

A heartbreaking tragedy struck today as one of the NPCs lost their life in a pool accident caused by a malfunctioning emergency button. The Zoi family, along with the entire NPC community, is mourning this devastating loss.

In tribute, Kim is performing a deeply emotional piece to help everyone process their grief. Take a moment to listen and reflect.

RIP Benjamin Cabrera