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Inzoi has been a hit amongst PC gamers this year, but will the life sim game also be making its way to PS5?
The sim genre fans were starved for a good game for decades, and Inzoi finally came through to fill in the void the fans felt – at least on PC. Inzoi was released on PC earlier this year in early access, and the devs expect a full release after a year or so.
If you were a PS5 user eyeing the game from the sidelines, hoping to maybe get your hands on the game on full release, we have good news for you. Inzoi will be coming to PS5 in 2026, and users will finally be able to play the acclaimed life simulation game. We shall discuss this in detail below.
Related: Inzoi System Requirements: Minimum and Recommended Hardware for PC
Inzoi Will Come To PS5 in 2026
As stated earlier, Inzoi will be coming to PS5 in 2026. The devs announced X (formerly known as Twitter), celebrating the reveal with a video of dancing Zois. While the clip or post did not share a concrete release date, the devs did give us a window to look forward to. As per the clip shared, Inzoi will be out on PS5 in early 2026. In the same X post, the devs also revealed that an Xbox version was currently under consideration.
The devs shared a link to the PlayStation store page for the game, but the page does not have any details available yet, nor is there any option to pre-order the game. We also have no indicators on what the console performance will be like. Currently, on PC, Inzoi suffers from many performance issues. Still, the game is in early access. We expect these issues to disappear over the year, well before the game makes its PS5 debut.
As far as features go, we can expect the PS5 and PC to have the same features. We also expect controller support to come to the game, which currently remains a highly requested feature for the PC version of the game.
Also Read: Beginner Tip and Tricks for Inzoi
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