Life simulation games are designed to mimic real life, but who says you can't get a little boost now and then? Especially when real life is challenging enough, why struggle in a game too? Here's how to use the money cheat in *inZOI* to make your virtual life a bit easier.
Using the money cheat in *inZOI* is straightforward. While in the game, locate the guidebook icon with a question mark at the bottom right corner of your screen and click it to open the Psicat Guide. Once the Guide menu is open, select the option in the bottom left corner labeled "Use Money Cheat." This action will instantly add 100,000 Meow Coins to your wallet.
It's that simple! Unlike *The Sims*, where you need to access the console and enter specific codes, *inZOI* makes it easy by integrating the cheat directly into the Psicat Guide. With this influx of Meow Coins, you can freely build and decorate your house without worrying about bills, though it does reduce the game's challenge. But remember, it's your game—play it your way!
Currently, there are no other cheats available in *inZOI* besides the money cheat. However, the developers have announced plans to introduce more cheat codes in a future update scheduled for 2025. We'll keep you updated with more details on these new cheats as soon as they're available.
That's all you need to know about using the money cheat in *inZOI*. For more tips and information on the game, be sure to check out The Escapist.
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