Infinity Nikki Update Makes Unpopular Change

Players are voicing their frustrations with Infinity Nikki after new updates have increased the game’s focus on its gacha mechanics. Infinity Nikki has been a standout from the pack of recent free-to-play games, using its cozy aesthetic and focus on relaxing gameplay mechanics to draw in a crowd of gamers looking for fun. Although gacha is a featured element of the experience, many players have been able to enjoy Infinity Nikki without putting a cent into it.

There has been an upswell of hype surrounding Infinity Nikki‘s release. Leading up to December 5, many excited gamers helped Infinity Nikki hit impressive pre-registration milestones, showing that based on what people had seen, the game had plenty of promise. Fans have largely been happy about the final product, with some stating that Infinity Nikki could set a new standard for free-to-play gaming. However, with a new update, some gamers are receiving an unpleasant reminder that Infinity Nikki wants them to spend money.

Related

Infinity Nikki: All Clothing Store Locations

There are quite a few clothing stores you can visit in Infinity Nikki to purchase new pieces. Here’s where they can be found.

After a recent update made changes to the UI in Infinity Nikki, many players have taken to the game’s online communities like Reddit to express their complaints, highlighting the differences and why they’re so upsetting. Infinity Nikki‘s update changes and adds some icons to the user interface, including a shopping cart and other shortcuts linked closely to the game’s Resonance system. The new UI icons not only stand out boldly from the rest, but they also shimmer and pop out with animations, as if beckoning to users, leading several players to believe there could be a sale and ending up disappointed. Some fans are just hoping that Infinity Nikki‘s developers give an apology and revert the changes.

Infinity Nikki Fans Dissatisfied With UI Changes

Many believe that the update brings out one of the worst elements of this game. Although players recognize that a free-to-play title like Infinity Nikki must make money somehow, and the developers have opted to use gacha mechanics to achieve this, some don’t intend to spend money while playing the game. Additionally, others who are interested in spending their money on Infinity Nikki‘s Resonance system don’t want to be reminded to do so while playing. Many users have expressed that this change makes them feel like they’re being nagged at and instructed to spend money, compared to having the option to freely do so.

A controversy like this for Infinity Nikki happening so soon after the game’s launch could be a signal of trouble. Other 2024 hits like Helldivers 2 have been found at the center of multiple controversies that damaged the game’s reputation, losing it numerous players, and it would be unfortunate for the same thing to happen to Infinity Nikki. Alternatively, many players believe that there needs to be a lot of attention drawn to this matter to send a message to the developers that they don’t want changes like this made. Some users have taken to using Infinity Nikki‘s customer service line. Others have decided to send their opinions to the developers through a survey link originally intended to collect opinions about Infinity Nikki‘s controller and console experience. Although it could take some time, players are hoping they get a response from Papergames.

Your changes have been saved

My List

My Favorite Games
My Played Games
My Games Wishlist

Infinity Nikki

Infinity Nikki is the fifth installment in the beloved Nikki series developed by Infold Games. Utilizing the UE5 engine, this multi-platform game seamlessly blends the series’ signature dress-up mechanics with open-world exploration elements. It also offers platforming, puzzle-solving, and many other gameplay elements to create a unique and rich experience.

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.

Bright and fantasy-filled open world
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.

Exceptional clothing design and dress-up experience
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.

Platforming with endless fun
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!

Cozy sim activities and casual fun
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.

Diverse puzzles and mini-games
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.

Adventure

Open-World

Dress-Up

RPG

Franchise

Nikki

Released

December 5, 2024

Developer(s)

Papergames
, Infold Games

Publisher(s)

Papergames

Multiplayer

Online Co-Op

Engine

Unreal Engine 5

OpenCritic Rating

Strong

Cross Save

Yes

PC Release Date

December 5, 2024

PS5 Release Date

December 5, 2024

Expand