Infinity Nikki's Response To Cheaters Is Great News For The Game
is a brand-new action/adventure gacha game, and within the very first week of its release people have already begun cheating. This is odd for a few reasons, the biggest one being that isn't a PvP game so cheating seems strange. Furthermore, it's a very cozy, dress-up-focused game with such low stakes, so anything a player would normally cheat on isn't really relevant.
Infold Games announced on X that it had banned over 80 accounts that were caught cheating. There's no PvP in, only very basic combat against enemies. Nikki only has one attack and an assortment of Ability Outfits that allow her to jump, float, and interact with the world in unique ways. The main focus of the gameplay is dressing up and competing in Styling Challenges against NPCs, but it was still found that people are cheating anyway.
As mentioned previously, is a gacha game, and gachas make the most money off their ability to motivate players to spend money on pulls and premium currency, but it's also a free-to-play game. This means that many of the playerbase are unwilling to spend more than a few dollars, if any at all, to enjoy what the game has to offer, but these F2P players will likely feel like they're missing out. If a player is desperate enough, they might be inclined to find ways to get free in-game resources in order to avoid spending money.
Infold wants to protect the players who aren't cheating, providing the same gameplay experience to all players.
Infold, in the same announcement on X, explains that cheating "." Cheating at the gacha, or in order to gain more premium currency, devalues the efforts of those who don't cheat, and Infold wants to protect all the people who aren't cheating, providing the same gameplay experience to all players.
There are many ways to get free Diamonds in , without cheating.
It could also be that people who cheated didn't want to collect the resources needed to craft some of the outfits players are provided. The resource gathering can be a bit tedious, but
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