The lead developers of the eagerly anticipated life simulation game, inZOI, recently engaged with fans to clarify several intriguing aspects of the game. One particularly enigmatic topic was the depiction of sexual intercourse within the game. The assistant director's response was notably ambiguous, skillfully avoiding explicit language. The essence of the reply suggested that if a male ZOI and a female ZOI were to share a bed, the implication would be that they are attempting to conceive a child. However, the visual representation of this act would be left largely to the player's imagination.

This vague explanation left players puzzled about whether inZOI would adopt a censorship approach similar to that seen in The Sims series, or if it would introduce a novel method. The developers' intention remains shrouded in mystery, leaving fans to speculate on the final implementation.

Another topic addressed was the peculiar choice of having ZOIs shower while wearing towels, rather than using pixelated censorship. The developers explained that this decision aligns better with the game's cartoonish art style, as pixelation can appear overly sexualized in a realistic setting. Additionally, they revealed a technical issue where pixelated censorship failed to appear in mirror reflections, further justifying their choice of towel-clad showers.

For those seeking clarity, the game's ratings provide some insight. inZOI has been assigned an ESRB rating of T (for teens) and is expected to receive a PEGI 12 rating. These ratings are identical to those given to The Sims 4, hinting at a comparable level of content appropriateness and censorship.