Leveling fast? In your gacha game? Well, in Infinity Nikki, you might be surprised how fast you increase your Mira Level — until you don’t anymore. Like most popular gacha games out in recent years, the leveling curve in Infinity Nikki evens out as you reach specific points, but there are still best practices to ensure you’re always going in the right direction.
There are several important pieces of content you can use to quickly and consistently raise your Mira Level, even outside of main story content, and you’ll need to do so if you want to avoid being level-gated out of progression.
Daily Wishes And Spending Vital Energy
By far the most valuable and consistent means of increasing your Mira Level is logging in every day to spend your Daily Wishes and exhaust your Vital Energy. Daily Wishes are the daily quests that won’t take much time to accomplish and that you’ll be doing once you’ve completed all the available story and event content in the game. Tasks include spending Vital Energy, doing specific Realm Challenges, collecting plants, taking pictures, etc.
Earning 500 Wish Glimmers, the Daily Wish “currency” will complete that set of Wishes, earning you 2,500 Mira EXP and Diamonds, Bling, and Threads of Purity. Completing your dailies should only take a few minutes, so even if you’re strapped for time, you should be able to log in and get them done daily.
The other best way to get more Mira Levels is to exhaust your Vital Energy every day. You get a maximum of 350 Energy per day and 1,000 Mira EXP per every 100 Vital Energy spent, for a default maximum of 3,500 Mira EXP every day.
You can earn up to 6,000 Mira EXP daily in less than 10 minutes between your Daily Wishes and Vital Energy.
You can spend Energy Crystals or 50 Diamonds to refund 80 Vital Energy and may do so as long as you have supplies, though spending it will take additional time.
Best Realm Challenges For Mira EXP
The Realm Challenges you choose to complete, all available from Warp Spires, depend on your progress through the Infinity Nikki story and your progression through its higher-level content. However, if you want the easiest way to get lots of Mira EXP quickly, as well as build up a store of the Bling and Threads of Purity you’ll be spending like hotcakes to upgrade your gear, the Realm of Escalation is your best bet.
The Realm of Escalation lets you input collected materials like insects, crafting items, and fish to output Bling, Threads of Purity, and Shiny Bubbles.
The process requires no additional work on your end, though you will need to have a solid stock of consumables to spend.
You can go into other realms, like the Realm of Dark or Eureka, to spend your Vital Energy, but neither is necessary or optimal until you progress into the endgame. The Realm of Eureka, in particular, is a trap, as the items you can get when you first unlock them will become obsolete as soon as you unlock additional difficulties that award higher-rarity items.
By the time you complete the main story of Infinity Nikki, you’ll probably need to start diversifying which Realms you complete, but early on, the Realm of Escalation is where you should spend most of your time.
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Complete Every Quest You Can
Questing is the other best way of increasing your Mira Level, and you’ll need to quest to progress the main story, unlock new areas, and unlock additional Realm Challenges, among other important progression steps. The main story quests award the highest Mira EXP amounts, usually 1,000 EXP, by the middle of the campaign. Main quests can take 15-45 minutes to complete, making them a much less efficient means of earning MIra EXP.
That’s where World quests come in; these activities award around 400 Mira EXP apiece and usually take no more than ten minutes or so to complete, depending on how much exploration or material collection you do. You can do World quests as you encounter them and as you make your way to the next main quest, supplementing your gains by a small but significant amount.
Open Chests You Find In The World, Plus The Cadenceborn
By far the least efficient way to raise your Mira Level — but valuable nonetheless — is opening any treasure chests you find as you explore the world. Depending on the chest rarity, you’ll only get 10-40 Mira EXP, but you’ll also get Diamonds and Sketches from the highest-rarity chests.
As tempting as it might be to open every chest you find, saving at least a few can save you significant grief as more outfits hit the limited event banners. Having a stock of uncollected Diamond can ensure you get the outfit pieces you want without worrying much about spending real-world money or waiting additional days.
Lastly, if you’ve found Kilo, the Cadenceborn, you can feed him 30 Dews of Inspiration (which can be found across the world and you must purify to add them to your inventory) for 100 Mira EXP.
Fast Until It’s Not
One final note: Mira Level progression in Infinity Nikki is not linear, and there will come a time when your daily allotment of content simply isn’t enough to get even a single Mira Level. The EXP curve starts to level out around Mira Level 20, and after that point, you’ll need multiple days of grinding to level up even a single time.
Unless you plan to spend real-world money on the game, overcoming the progression gate becomes less a matter of speed than of patience.
Like all gacha games, there is a certain amount of grind to Infinity Nikki, at least regarding progression.
If you want the highest stats on your outfits and consistent access to the limited outfit banners, expect to spend a lot of time farming materials, completing events, and collecting currencies as they’re available.
Thankfully, Infinity Nikki is a much cozier experience than almost every other gacha on the market, ensuring you’ll spend much more of your time in relative peace catching bugs, fishing, and chilling out than fighting its various enemies. There are enemies, of course, but few that will truly test your skills or your patience.
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