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Is Infinity Nikki cross-platform?

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Nikki posing with Momo in Infinity Nikki.
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There have been plenty of hit gacha games in the past few years, such as Genshin Impact and Zenless Zone Zero, but none approach the open-world genre quite like Infinity Nikki. This cozy game swaps out magic and guns for adorable outfits and charming characters to meet. Just like the best free-to-play games, it is also available on multiple platforms. If this game is going to suck up as much of your time as those other games, you would hope it is also a cross-platform game so that you can continue your adventures no matter where you are, right? Let’s put on our Sunday best and see if Infinity Nikki is cross-platform.

If this game isn’t available on your platform, there are still plenty of upcoming Xbox Series X games and upcoming Switch games to look forward to.

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Is Infinity Nikki cross-platform?

Nikki looking stunned in Infinity Nikki.
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When it comes to cross-progression, Infinity Nikki will allow you to take your save between all platforms seamlessly. You can start playing on your PS5, grab your iOS or Android device to dress up on the go, and then finish off on PC if you want with no worries about losing any progress or items.

In terms of crossplay, Infinity Nikki currently has no multiplayer options of any kind, whether it be cooperative or otherwise. Thus, there are no crossplay options here. However, it is possible that online modes will be made available in the future. If that should happen and crossplay is (or is not) included, we will update this article to keep you informed on the situation.

Jesse Lennox
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Jesse Lennox covers all things gaming but has a specific interest in all things PlayStation, JRPGs, and experimental indies…
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