Infinity Nikki Might Have an Unfair Gacha System

According to a reliable source, the game client for Infinity Nikki strongly implies that its banners may have weighted odds in favor of less desirable outfit pieces. Following its successful launch in December 2024, Infinity Nikki has established a reputation for being generous and for being swift in responding to player feedback. Version 1.2 is considered a major milestone for the game, as it introduced the first map expansion for Infinity Nikki and saw the start of its Heartfelt Gifts program.

Since then, Infinity Nikki has kept the game afloat with updates smaller in scope, all leading up to Version 1.5 – rumored to be the debut of the highly anticipated housing and dye features. One thing that cannot be denied is a lack of ambition, as the developers at Infold have diligently carried the success of Infinity Nikki‘s release into 2025. However, a recent revelation may completely change the way players view the banner system in Infinity Nikki.

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Alongside Pantipera, Kachagain has boldly emerged as a reliable voice in the Infinity Nikki community when it comes to upcoming content or datamined information. Known to frequently comb through the game’s data, Kachagain recently unearthed the gacha odds for the banners in Infinity Nikki, and they seem to reveal something quite interesting: the odds of obtaining accessories over dresses and hairstyles are significantly higher for both 5-Star and 4-Star outfits.

Infinity Nikki: Drop Rates for Specific Banner Outfit Pieces

5-Star

• Hairstyle – 4.11%
• Dress – 4.11%
• Socks – 9.59%
• Shoes – 9.59%
• Accessories – 13.70%​​​​​​​

4-Star

• Hairstyle – 4.29%
• Dress – 4.29%
• Socks – 10.00%
• Shoes – 10.00%
• Accessories – 14.29%

These percentages specifically apply to the current banners in Infinity Nikki, which implies that the weighted odds are still in use by Infold. The system works by assigning hairstyles and dresses a weight of 30, socks and shoes a weight of 70, and accessories a weight of 100, thus uniformly scaling to any number of outfit pieces. The key takeaway from this reveal is the following: obtaining a hairstyle or dress via the gacha system in Infinity Nikki is over three times harder than obtaining an accessory.

However, there is a catch. These odds only exist client-side, as gacha calculations are done server-side in the live version of the game. While they seem to match the anecdotes of several Infinity Nikki players, the only way to prove them is by creating a website that collects and parses pulling data from accounts across the globe. Given that Infinity Nikki does not divulge these odds, but rather only displays the chances of obtaining any 5-Star or 4-Star piece, this lack of clear communication might potentially break European gambling laws. Despite being generous with Diamonds in Infinity Nikki, Infold could be playing with fire by loading the dice and failing to disclose.

Adventure

Open-World

Dress-Up

RPG

Released

December 5, 2024

ESRB

T For Teen // Blood, Violence

Developer(s)

Papergames