hotfix · August 22, 2025

inZOI v0.3.2 Hotfix Fixes City Travel, Build Mode, and Resale Store Bugs

The latest inZOI hotfix patches numerous gameplay errors, including infinite loading screens during City Trips, broken resale store interactions, and negative pool funds.

inZOI update v0.3.2 is available for Windows and Mac players on Steam, bringing version numbers 20250822.6919.W and 20250822.6920.M respectively. The patch eliminates several progression blockers tied to travel, building, and store management.

City Trips and Gameplay Fixes

Several severe progression errors tied to travel and interactions are now resolved. An infinite loading screen that triggered when players pressed the M key for the City Map while the City Trips popup was active is fixed. Pressing the ESC key now closes the City Trips popup correctly. The update stops the City Map screen from flashing repeatedly or showing abnormal visuals during travel, and ensures the destination's Resale Store owner now spawns properly. Zois no longer freeze in place when players load a save made during a Resale Store Deliver interaction or a traffic accident time-skip popup. Additionally, unresponsive Zoi selections, missing interaction icons during the Cahaya Resort Turtlebot Race, and broken purchase popups are fixed.

Build Studio and Character Corrections

Build mode errors no longer cause upper-floor holes when placing stairs. Expanding a swimming pool without enough money now prevents household funds from dropping into negative numbers. In the Build Studio, mannequin appearance editing now applies the correct background. For characters, adopted infants will no longer display abnormal appearances.

Mod Management Updates

The game improves detection and automatic disabling of incompatible mods. All mods disable automatically upon applying the patch to protect save files and game stability, and can be reactivated afterward.

Why this patch matters

This hotfix tackles several frustrating progress halts across travel systems and building tools, making day-to-day simulation much more reliable.