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Infinity Nikki

Dear Stylists,

Do you remember the first time you soared on the wings of the Grand Crane, light and free, gliding through the Dream Warehouse?

Today marks the 100th day since the launch of Infinity Nikki! To celebrate, we're thrilled to share a special MV—"Find My Way."

May you ride the wind and catch the light that shines uniquely in your life.

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Infinity Nikki Eerie Season OST officially released!!

Finally FoldEcho have release the complete OST for this season, a total of 17 pieces!

the official youtube playlist:

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Day 831

Infinity Nikki has a very strange skill problem, born out of their very wide player demographic that I don’t think any previous developer had to ever deal with naturally.

A fact I was reminded of when watching other players try to navigate the Illusibloom dungeons as part of the Eerie Season event in Infinity Nikki. I feel kind of bad because a part of me wanted to scream at the screen and ask them why they were trying to bluntforce their way through the run. Even though logically, I know a lot of this comes down to experience.

If you’re a long time Nikki fan but never had a chance to play a game that is a puzzle platformer, or an action exploration game, until that moment, this game can be very difficult at times. On the other hand, if you are someone who has played Zelda, Mario, or even Elden Ring, and decided to give Infinity Nikki a try, you may find the game far too easy.

I’ve been very fortunate that I’ve been in the middle of that spectrum of experience. Even though I am not really a fan of puzzle platformers, I grew up with this genre. I played Mario and Banjo-Kazooie, and even tried Crash Bandicoot at one point. As a result, even though it’s been decades since I’ve played those games, I still carry experience from those games. So, I personally find Infinity Nikki satisfyingly challenging at times. In fact I would like to go back through the Illusibloom dungeons to see if I can beat my original times now that I’ve learned lost skills.

The developers are now trying to grapple with the fact they have an audience that are on two different ends of the experience spectrum for this game, and I know they are trying to find ways to satisfy both sides. Personally, I wonder if the game may benefit from dungeons or minigames that encourage the practice of particular skills.

Like I learned a lot doing the Balloon Hopper mini game on Firework Isles, because it forced me to practice cancelling out of the float ability in order to get a faster time on those games. In fact, even though I didn’t have an issue with the Illusibloom dungeons, I still learned from those. I don’t normally use the plunge attack because it wouldn’t occur to me during battle. It wasn’t second nature, but because I wanted a faster time, I had it forced me to practice that move, and now I use it a lot more when out in the open world.

No matter what the developers do, I think I’ll find it interesting either way, because this is a very unique problem to this game.

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Papergames just dropped teaser video to 1.4!! It will be called 妄想季. 🥳

They have also confirmed, they will be dropping the preview video tomorrow!!

p.s. Carnival themed outfit next season?!

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Florawish

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Infinity Nikki

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Infinity Nikki in Cherry Blossoms

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Sailor Moon Fashion + Mizuno Ami

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@sanamaru on twitter

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Japanese sweets for cherry blossom season by 和菓子職人 三宅 正晃

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