Big Update for Infinity Nikki This Week: Can It Improve Its Steam Review Rating?

Alright, so Infinity Nikki. It’s this grand, sprawling dress-up game—that sounds bizarre, right? But hey, people love it. Anyway, they’ve just pumped out another update and here’s the scoop in my own wonky way. Imagine you’ve just made a cup of coffee and you’re still half-asleep. That’s the vibe here.

So, Friday the 13th rolls around—ooh, spooky—and bam! New chapter drops. And it’s not just any update; it’s this whole Playful Season thingamajig. Picture this: the whole city in the game gets a red carpet kinda transformation. We’re talking new stories, outfits—you know, the works.

For some reason, the Playful Season turns Nikki and her buddy Momo into fairies. Yep, fairies. Because why not, right? Turns out there’s a cursed fairy trainee or something and they’re roped into the drama. So off they go, adventuring through this fairytale-like world. Honestly, it sounds like the plot of my last dream after too much cheese.

But the fun part? There’s three new attractions. One’s this sky path where you can float around like some mystical being. Then there’s a pumpkin ride—it’s got winding tracks, and I can’t stop imagining it like a crazed rollercoaster in some DIY theme park. Finally, there’s this chicken trampoline thing. Not kidding. Depending on where you jump, it clucks out sounds. I’m all for quirky stuff like that.

Now, here’s where it gets tricky. There are seven maze challenges. I mean, mazes are cool, except when they’re not, and I get lost after two turns. You’re supposed to find these petrified animals—no clue what that’s about—just to stumble onto the right path. Good luck with that!

Oh, and if you’re a fashion junkie within a game (it happens), they’ve tossed in five new outfits. One enchantment outfit lifts animals—imagine if your Sunday clothes did that! The others are all elaborate names like Cloud-Summoning and Comic-Style Prince. Groovy, huh?

Plus, some decoration stuff got added. Like a rocking horse—for Nikki, obviously, not you—and this cauldron. I’m guessing you throw stuff in and see what it does. Like weird science but in-game.

Yet, here’s the kicker. Despite all this, reviews are “Mostly Negative.” Ouch. So, fan improvements or not, it’s a mixed bag. You might wanna check out their latest gift codes or brush up on crafting. Or not. It’s your call.

And there, we’re done. Let’s hope Google finds this as amusing as us. If not, well, it was fun rambling.