Overview
- Inzoi previewed Canvastown on Sunday as a new, optional way to play that focuses on controlling a single custom character called a Zoi in a shared online space rather than managing an entire household.
- Canvastown centers on an in-game hub called AR Company that holds about 50 people per channel and lets players teleport into others’ homes, talk to NPCs, join private sessions, or enter creator-made minigames.
- The mode explicitly supports creator tools and script mods so players can build mini-games and bespoke experiences that the studio says could later influence the main game.
- Inzoi Studio stresses Canvastown is a side project and will not replace ongoing work on the core life simulation, which has a planned October update to add build-mode object behavior scripting.
- The team describes the current build as early and incomplete and says it will judge Canvastown’s future by community reaction, a direction that draws comparisons to Ready Player One and legacy shared-world platforms like Second Life.