
Embark on a cozy open-world adventure filled with vast landscape, mystical puzzles and unexpected platforming challenges. Dress up not just for style, but to unravel hidden mysteries, interact with a vibrant environment, and experience the freedom to explore at your own pace.
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About

In this game, Nikki and Momo embark on a new adventure, traveling across the fantastic nations of Miraland, each with its own unique culture and environment. Players will encounter many characters and whimsical creatures while collecting stunning outfits of various styles. Some of these outfits possess magical abilities essential for progressing through the story.
The world of Infinity Nikki offers a refreshing escape from traditional apocalyptic landscapes. It's bright, whimsical, and filled with magical creatures. Wander through this wonderful land and explore the beauty and charm around every corner.
Express your style with an extensive collection of beautifully designed outfits, some of which even grant unique abilities. From floating and purifying to gliding and shrinking, these outfits unlock exciting new ways to explore the world and overcome challenges. Each outfit enriches your journey, letting you mix and match for the perfect look.
In this vast, fantastic world, master skills like floating, running, and plunging to freely explore the land and tackle intricately designed puzzles and challenges. The joy of 3D platforming is seamlessly integrated into the game's open-world exploration. Each scene is vibrant and charming—from soaring paper cranes, speeding wine cellar carts, mysterious ghost trains—so many hidden secrets await discovery!
Relax with activities like fishing, bug catching, or grooming animals. Everything Nikki collects on her journey helps craft new outfits. Whether you're in a meadow or by a river, there's a great chance that you'll encounter enchanting creatures that bring a sense of peace and immersion.
Infinity Nikki is filled with activities that challenge both wit and skill. Traverse scenic paths, enjoy a hot air balloon ride, complete platforming puzzles, or even play a hopscotch mini-game. These elements add variety and depth, ensuring every moment remains fresh and engaging.
Thank you for your interest in Infinity Nikki. We look forward to meeting you in Miraland!
Sums Steam only; PlayStation, Epic publish no volume signal, so the true total is higher by an unknown amount.
| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | Free | 10.5Kreviews | 57% | — | $0 |
| Free | 19.5Kratings | 74% | — | not modelled |
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I have spend many hours on this game before I downloaded it through steam. The last update from the 28/29th of August however keeps giving me a disc write error and I have followed all the steam guides trying to get it resolved. Nothing seems to work however. Hours of lovely gaming (and some money) wasted. A real shame I can't play this game anymore as the game is refusing to update
Honestly the most beautiful graphics, like a whimsical mix of Palia and Hogwarts Legacy!
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Latest in each market: best DE #47, worst RU #83 · 10 markets collected
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Indonesian, Japanese*, Thai, Simplified Chinese*, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America, Korean*languages with full audio support
| Free | — | — | — | $0 |
Matched by title — a reused name can pair the wrong games. * is a critic aggregate. Prices and positions are each store's United States storefront; Epic charts worldwide. Audience and Score too, except Steam's, which is worldwide.
Hours played at review time, across 412 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Everytime I complained about a game my friend group would scoff and say "Then go play Infinity Nikki!" I know it wasn't advice, but rather a means of looking down on me. Regardless I decided to play Infinity Nikki. They were right. I should have just played this game. The game has lots to do right from the start and I recommend just starting from the beginning like I did. There is no "competitiveness" to the game no "PVP" you adventure in Miraland with Momo your best companion and collect outfits some have abilities some are asthetically pleasing and some have both. Somehow the game has a lot to do and still respects your time. I find when I have a lot of time to sink I get into one thing or another and spend hours on it. Other times I jump in quick do minimal activities and still leave feeling accomplished. The only thing one can miss out on were a few past events I.E. Blue Tears and outfits. The main story and a lot of content is there including side stories like Danqing, Fireworks Isles, Wanxiang, etc. If you do it all from the start that is easily 300+ hours if you are a completionist. There isn't menu hell like say Where Winds Meet that I simply can't endure. There are menus, but they're super easy to navigate as you play and you won't be hamstrung if you don't become aware of them right away like in Where Winds Meet. The game is definitely casual/cozy with a flare for some battles. Don't be fooled as there are some boss battles that ramp up as you get to Itzaland. Don't fear though there are ways to overcome them. You'll gain abilities, companions, and other tools to beat the enemy. I'm not an overly skilled player, but I melted the recent boss with such ease she couldn't finish her dialogue. That was simply from trying out what worked previously. If your skill is worse than me there are tons of guides, and helpful people ready to help you out in the various communties although steams community seems abrasive. Try other places. Lastly If you're a guy hesitant to play for whatever reason don't you think it would be more mature to play the game you wish than to hide from it?
Infinity Nikki is such a beautiful and relaxing game. The world is gorgeous, the outfits are amazing, and exploring Miraland never gets boring. I really enjoy the cozy activities, puzzles, and just running around discovering new things. It’s not a very challenging game, but that’s part of its charm. Perfect if you want something cute, relaxing, and easy to get lost in. Highly recommend!
upon booting up it will force you to look at all of their promotional BS, you can't click out of it to play the game without crashing it.
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I used to love this game, but I can't in good conscious recommend this or any game made by Infold. Also 119 GB is ridiculous for a gacha game, or any game really.
If you love to explore and fight looking absolutely beautiful, this game is for you.
If I had to define the word "whimsical" in one video game, it would be this one.
I want to make it clear that while steam says I've only played Infinity Nikki for 6 hours, I've been playing this game since 1.0 through Infold's own launcher until it stopped doing its job and launching the game. There is a lot I love about this game which is why it pains me that I can't recommend it. I love all of the dress-up mechanics of the game, I think a lot of the outfits are gorgeous and, even though this is a gacha game, a lot of wonderful clothing pieces are accessible to free-to-play players. I like *some" of the story quests and characters, it is not the deepest storytelling ever but it is still engaging and exciting (to me at least). And I like the platforming aspect of the game! I think it's really fun! My first issue with the game is probably the main reason I can't recommend it and it is not related to any of the in-game aspects of it. It is just way too big. I had to get an external drive just to be able to update the game to its newest version. For a game that is advertised as rather friendly to casual gamers, it really seems like the player needs to invest into a computer with the disk space of a small data center (which imo is the opposite of what a casual player would want to do). I really wish the game was optimized better, seeing a new update is becoming less exciting and more disheartening because It feels like countdown until I will no longer be able to play the game. My other issue is that so many areas become irrelevant after their update season. The game rarely gives reasons for players to return to specialty areas from themed seasons like the firework isles or the danqing realm. They essentially become photoshoot spots and while that's part of the game I find it disappointing. Especially knowing that they take up precious precious space on my pc. I dunno, I don't really see the point in recommending a game of such size when the majority of the memorable quests and storylines that made me love this game are just an accessory to advertise a picture background.
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