Krafton Patches Controversial Inzoi Bug Allowing Harm to Children

The developer condemned the issue as 'highly inappropriate,' resolved it with a patch, and pledged to strengthen its content review processes.

A bug in the life simulation game Inzoi allowed players to harm children with cars, sparking widespread backlash after videos went viral on social media.
Krafton confirmed the issue was caused by an unintended bug and released a patch on March 28, 2025, to prevent such actions in the game.
The developer described the depictions as 'highly inappropriate' and stated they do not align with the game's intent or values.
Krafton announced plans to enhance its internal content review processes to avoid similar incidents in future releases.
Public discourse continues around the ethical boundaries of video game content, particularly for titles with a 'Teen' ESRB rating.