Infold Games' Infinity Nikki, a free-to-play open-world gacha game, features a system that may initially seem confusing. Let's break down the gacha and pity mechanics.
Currencies and Gacha System
Infinity Nikki utilizes several in-game currencies:
- Revelation Crystals (Pink): Used for pulls on limited-time banners.
- Resonite Crystals (Blue): Used exclusively for permanent banners.
- Diamonds: A general currency convertible to Revelation or Resonite Crystals.
- Stellarite: The premium currency, purchased with real money, and directly exchangeable for Diamonds (1:1).
One Crystal is needed per pull. The probability of obtaining a 5-star item is 6.06%, with a guaranteed 4-star item within 10 pulls.
| Pull Result | Probability |
|---|---|
| 5-star Item | 6.06% |
| 4-star Item | 11.5% |
| 3-star Item | 82.44% |
Pity System
A pity system guarantees a 5-star item after every 20 pulls. However, completing a full outfit set often requires more than one pity pull. For instance, a nine-piece outfit necessitates 180 pulls (assuming pity is reached each time), while a ten-piece outfit requires 200 pulls. Fortunately, duplicate 5-star items are not awarded, preventing pulls beyond these thresholds.
Every 20 pulls also grants a Deep Echoes reward—5-star gifts including makeup and cosmetic items for Nikki and Momo.
Necessity of Pulling Outfits
While gacha outfits boast superior stats compared to craftable ones, they aren't essential for game completion. Many fashion showdowns are winnable with free items, although gacha outfits provide a significant advantage. Ultimately, the gacha system's importance depends on your priorities. If prioritizing fashion and the best outfits is paramount, engaging with the gacha is unavoidable.
This comprehensive guide covers the gacha and pity systems in Infinity Nikki. For more game tips and information, including codes and multiplayer details, check out additional resources.
