Infinity Nikki Fans Discuss The Most Obvious Things They Didn't Realize About The Title, Sharing Tips For New Players

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has so much to explore and discover that some players are finding out they've been missing out on a few details. The free-to-play cozy exploration game has only been out for about a month and has already grown a massive following. But although the title makes it easy to dive into, the game is so vast that it's also easy to miss.

Thankfully, the community is here to help each other progress through the game by sharing information and tips. Oneplayer who goes by ALLANS0N on Reddit started a discussion inviting other players to share the ""

The user starts the conversation with their own story, stating that it took them a week of playing before they realized that "" Until they noticed the bugs flying away, they hadn't stopped to think about why there were flowers "" taking them to be like a magical Miraland version of the tumbleweed. Fellow fans were quick to join in with their own discoveries, which rangefrom small details to more significant moments of realization.

The discussion led to many other players writing about things they had missed, hoping to inform anyone else who might have been in the dark about them. One of the most missable moments is a gameplay mechanic that's forced many players to backtrack. Redditor RedHeadedTea explains "" Many players, it turns out, were simply taking photos at the special photo locations scattered around the land without realizing that they had to click the «Upload» button for the image to save toward the photo-collecting side quest.

Several other easy-to-miss features were shared by fans, including:

Another commonly mistaken moment is shared by Reddit user Xan1995, who says "" This refers to the skittish and strange sock-like creatures who sometimes appear in the game, who are apparently more bug than animal. This, like many of the other things shared in the Reddit thread, isn't immediately clear to players.

I have been playing from day one, and yet I'm constantly reading about features and things that I had no idea