Infinity Nikki Will Be the Next Big Thing on PS5 | Push Square

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If you’ve not been keeping up with Infinity Nikki, the dress-up RPG which already has over 30 million pre-registrations, then this overview trailer should help get you up to speed. It outlines the general storyline – returning character Nikki and her cat Momo have once again returned to the mystical realm of Miraland – as well as the overall gameplay loop.

The best way to think of this is a kind of blend of Genshin Impact, Style Savvy, and Super Mario Odyssey. Your main objective is to collect Whim Stars by using your different outfits to navigate the world. One dress enables you to jump, while another can help you to attack. As a live service game, you can almost certainly expect new costumes and gameplay to be added over time.

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You can already tell this game is going to have a slightly different audience to your average PS5 console exclusive, and that’s a big deal for Sony; while it’ll also be available on mobile and PC – and other systems in six months – this taps into the Animal Crossing and The Sims audience in a way many PlayStation titles don’t.

Expect it to be huge when it launches, with the PS Store claiming it’ll be available in early December. That date’s yet to officially been confirmed by developer Infold Games, but we suspect if it’s accurate all will be revealed soon.

As the Editor of Push Square, Sammy has over 15 years of experience analysing the world of PlayStation, from PS3 through PS5 and everything in between. He’s an expert on PS Studios and industry matters, as well as sports games and simulators. He also enjoys RPGs when he has the time to dedicate to them, and is a bit of a gacha whale.

Just one more month to go! Hopefully. I don’t typically get excited for new games, but I can’t wait to play this! My brother rarely uses his PS5, so I’ll borrow it once this is out. This game looks so fun and charming.

Cant wait anymoooore

Nice to end the year on a bright note. Because we've got a dark few years ahead of us.

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