inZOI: Island Getaway is a free DLC that takes players straight into paradise. It opens up Cahaya, a brand-new city that isn’t just about urban living but also embraces laid-back island life. It’s a refreshing addition to the simulation game.

inZOI: Island Getaway is the first official expansion for inZOI. It mixes leisure with work in a balanced way. Players get plenty of new areas to explore while enjoying a pleasant and immersive atmosphere. The activities in this DLC will feel less like work and more like a much-needed vacation.

Three islands in one city

The new city of Cahaya in inZOI: Island Getaway is split across three islands, each offering different experiences. The main island is where players work and earn a living through farming crops, fishing, mining minerals, and crafting. You can also sell resources for profit. It’s an active environment, and the weather plays a big role, so planning ahead is part of the challenge.

The resort island, on the other hand, is all about fun and relaxation. Players can enjoy water activities like snorkeling or swimming, or simply take a break with food, saunas, and spas. There are also events scattered throughout, rewarding you with special rewards. Between the two islands is the deserted island, where you can start new families or bring over existing ones to settle in Cahaya.

While the DLC adds refreshing content, it has a few drawbacks. The job system could feel more rewarding with clearer goals and long-term progression. It’s also worth noting that inZOI itself still struggles with technical issues that weren’t addressed here. Performance drops and occasional lag are noticeable, and while not game-breaking, they remind you that the base game still needs polish.

Work-and-play cycle

inZOI: Island Getaway is a nice change of pace for anyone who wants more out of the game than just the usual grind. It mixes everyday tasks with fun, vacation-style activities that make the world feel bigger and more relaxing. While the job system and performance still need work, this DLC is still worth checking out if you’re after a mix of work, leisure, and island vibes.