InZOI Player Recreates Arthur Morgan from Red Dead Redemption 2 with Impressive Accuracy

One creative InZOI player has brought Arthur Morgan, the beloved protagonist of Red Dead Redemption 2, to life in the newly released life simulator — and the results are stunning. Even in Early Access, players have been quick to explore InZOI’s incredibly detailed character creation system, with some recreations looking like they came straight from a AAA game.

InZOI Off to a Strong Start

Despite being in Early Access, InZOI has already made waves in the life sim genre. Within just a day of release, it surpassed The Sims 4’s all-time concurrent player record on Steam — an impressive feat for a brand-new title. Whether it can maintain this momentum remains to be seen, but early signs point to a very promising future.

Arthur Morgan Recreated in InZOI

Reddit user JustReza09 shared their version of Arthur Morgan on the InZOI subreddit, and the likeness is uncanny. From the rugged facial features to the iconic Western clothing, their version of Arthur looks like he’s been plucked straight from Rockstar’s open-world classic.

Some commenters noted that the hairstyle wasn’t a perfect match, but the creator explained that any other style made him look “cursed.” They've even made the character available to other players through InZOI’s Canvas system, so anyone can download and use their version of Arthur.

A Playground for Fan Creativity

InZOI’s character creator was released for free ahead of the game’s full Early Access launch, giving players a head start in crafting their “Zois.” Since then, the community has exploded with creativity — with many players recreating iconic characters from across gaming and pop culture. One user has already brought Baldur’s Gate 3’s Shadowheart into the game, and it’s likely just the beginning of a wave of fan-made recreations.

Promising Tools, Evolving Gameplay

While InZOI’s character creation tools have received widespread praise, some players feel the gameplay itself is still a bit shallow at this early stage. However, the developers have already laid out a post-launch roadmap, promising to add many core features fans expect from life simulation games.

InZOI’s long-term success will likely depend on how quickly and effectively that content rolls out. But for now, watching players push the creative boundaries of the character creator — and bringing in familiar faces like Arthur Morgan — is a joy in itself.