Letters from inZOI's lead developer, Kjun
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Kjun's latest letter answers the question players have been asking since Cahaya was announced: how does a resort city actually work when it has no jobs or schools? The answer is that you don't move there — you visit.
With monsoon season underway in Korea, Kjun's latest letter is a short one — the team is deep in preparation for gamescom in August and development on Cahaya. The news is an in-person event: the inZOI MeetUp, where Creators can meet and talk with the inZOI Team face to face.
A week after the June update, Kjun has shared the team's plans for August — and with them, a name change. The third city previously announced as Kucingku is now called Cahaya.
The delayed May update now has a firm date: Friday, June 13, 2025. Lead developer Kjun opened with another apology to players who waited, then laid out a substantial feature list — the ModKit, roadmap items from the showcase, and a significant reworking of how families and relationships work.
Lead developer Kjun has published a new letter with two headline items: the update originally planned for the end of May — modding system included — has slipped to mid-June, and the team wants to correct some misconceptions about what the ModKit actually is.
The May update described below was delayed to mid-June 2025, taking the initial modding features with it.
Kjun, the lead developer for inZOI, has just released another insightful letter, offering a glimpse into the team's current development efforts and the future trajectory for the game. The letter addresses player feedback on recent hotfixes and outlines exciting plans for the May and August updates, as well as longer-term goals.
Kjun, the lead developer of inZOI, shares heartfelt reflections on the game's Early Access release and outlines new plans for open communication with the community. The team is committed to frequent updates, monthly known issues, and previews of upcoming content. Kjun emphasizes the importance of player feedback and collaboration, likening the development journey to parenthood—full of both joy and challenges.