Kucingku

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"Kucingku", the Cat Island - Southeast Asian-inspired New City

— Official website

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Kucingku is one of the cities in a parallel universe that brings to mind Indonesia's beautiful holiday destinations. Known for its crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and diverse marine life, it is a paradise for snorkelers and divers. Interacting with the cats that can be found all over the island is also

— In-game description

Kucingku (formerly known as Cahaya) is a city in inZOI inspired by the beach resorts of Indonesia and the coastal charm of Southeast Asia. Renowned for its vibrant cat culture and tropical atmosphere, Kucingku blends modern virtual design with traditional regional aesthetics.

Overview

Kucingku—whose name translates to “My Cat” in both Indonesian and Malay, originated as the city known as Cahaya in early demonstrations. The rebranding to Kucingku emphasizes the city’s thematic focus on feline motifs and its connection to Southeast Asian vacation resorts. The design features palm-lined beaches, an open sea, and interactive environments where cats play an indispensable role, reflecting local cultural nuances and natural beauty.

Kucingku Cat Island DLC

The upcoming Kucingku Cat Island DLC is a highly anticipated expansion within inZOI, adding new layers to the city’s immersive experience.

Release Details

Release Date: Likely August 2025 (Update #2, as per the roadmap presented during the Online Showcase; note that this date is tentative and subject to change based on player feedback)
Availability: The DLC will be free during inZOI’s Early Access period
Early Access Pricing: inZOI Early Access is available for 39.99 USD

City Design and Inspiration

Kucingku is crafted to evoke the scenic beauty of Southeast Asia. With abundant palm trees, expansive beaches, and the soothing presence of the sea, the city draws inspiration from iconic coastal destinations in Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore. This design not only celebrates the natural environment but also reinforces the city’s unique identity, where interacting with cats becomes an essential part of the local charm.

Relationship with Cahaya

Early presentations of the city under the name Cahaya highlighted its basis as an Indonesian vacation resort with distinctive cat-related attractions. The transition to the name Kucingku signals a continued evolution, maintaining the original charm while accentuating the cultural and thematic elements that define its new identity.