Papergames' upcoming dress-up RPG, Infinity Nikki, is rapidly approaching 15 million pre-registrations, a remarkable feat just months after its debut!
Following its impressive showing at PAX West, where Papergames announced Infinity Nikki's near 15 million pre-registrations, anticipation for this unique RPG continues to grow. Developers expect this number to climb even higher with the upcoming Tokyo Game Show 2024 (TGS). At the time of this writing, the official website reports 14.613 million pre-registrations, a number steadily increasing.
Infinity Nikki, the fifth installment in the popular Nikki series from Infold Games, was first unveiled at the State of Play event in May. Its stunning visuals and innovative gameplay have captivated fans worldwide. This open-world dress-up RPG combines platforming, puzzle-solving, and charming gameplay elements.
The game follows Nikki and Momo on a captivating journey through the fantastical lands of Miraland. Players will encounter diverse characters and creatures while collecting a vast array of stylish outfits, some even possessing magical properties to aid exploration.
A playable demo of Infinity Nikki will be available at TGS 2024 (September 26-29). Global Closed Beta testing is now underway, with pre-registration open on the Apple App Store and Google Play.
While an official release date remains unannounced, Infinity Nikki is planned for release on PS5, PC, Android, and iOS. For the latest news and updates, explore our related articles below!
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