Genshin Impactcomparisons are getting boring, aren’t they?
Quite the achievement for a series with roots in the mobile dress-up genre.
Only now, your main reason for dressing up Nikki is to simply look cute while exploring.
Initially, my first few hours in Miraland weren’t particularly remarkable.
Miraland is no checklist simulator - it’s a world that’s made for truly playing in.
Only instead of fancy red shoes, Nikki touches a swanky red dress while searching her dusty attic.
The story might be a bit ridiculous, but its daft charm doesn’t overstay its welcome.
Chapters are brief and sidequests are blissfully short.
The ‘Random Quest’ types are even shorter still, often only lasting between 30 seconds and two minutes.
You never kill anything in Infinity Nikki.
Instead, you ‘purify’ it with one of Nikki’s special Ability Outfits.
Very occasionally, a boss will pop up, but they’re really very scarce.
Instead, they offer exclusive outfits.
This works out as the old standard of getting what you want from a limited Banner within 180 pulls.
An absurd amount of money to spend on a digital outfit.
You also don’t need Banner outfits to guarantee a win during them.
At least, I never did at any point while playing.
A copy of Infinity Nikki was provided for review by developer Infold Games.
