Finity

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Finity is a multiplayer role playing game. It was developed by Finity Developer and was released on November 18, 2024. It received positive reviews from players.

Finity is a massively multiplayer role-playing game where you embark on a monster-fusing adventure in a pixel-crafted MMO world. Combine and capture unique creatures to build strategic decks, then test your skills in global player battles. Prepare for lots of grinding as you explore, collect, and compete in this quirky, monster-filled universe.

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Audience ScoreBased on 106 reviews

gameplay7 positive mentions

grinding7 negative mentions

Finity offers a unique blend of monster collecting, fusing, and deck-building mechanics that many players find engaging and addictive.
The game has a charming art style and a friendly community, with players often helping each other and sharing tips.
Despite its early development stage, the game is frequently updated by a dedicated solo developer, showing promise for future content and improvements.

The game features a harsh death penalty where players lose everything upon dying, which can be frustrating for newcomers.
Inventory and storage space are limited, making it difficult for players to manage their items and creatures effectively.
The lack of a clear tutorial and some confusing mechanics can lead to a steep learning curve, especially for new players.

gameplay
18 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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44%
17%
The gameplay is visually impressive and offers a complex mix of mechanics, including monster collecting, breeding, deck building, and fusions, though it lacks guidance for new players. While the extraction-style loop can lead to the loss of hard-earned loot, the overall experience is engaging and entertaining, appealing to fans of creature collection and card battling. Despite some confusion and randomness in mechanics, players find the gameplay fun and addictive, with potential for hundreds of hours of enjoyment.
- “The gameplay loop is thoroughly entertaining and could likely keep a dedicated player going, reaching for the top, for hundreds of hours as-is without containing much actual grinding.”
- “Finity is not perfect, but to quote myself writing to a friend after my first three hours of gameplay: 'yeah, this is just plain fun.'”
- “I downloaded this blindly and found the gameplay very fun with its monster collecting, card battling, crafting, and looting concepts.”
- “Much of the gameplay and themes seem to be based on Pokémon.”
- “There is a fair amount of complexity to the gameplay (breeding, base building, catching, gauntlets, fusions, genetics, runes, decks) and the game will not guide you toward these aspects.”
- “You'll catch monsters without understanding how they work, fuse them into even weirder creatures, and stumble through fights—accidentally taking down what was probably another player and looting more items than you can carry, most of which are locked behind mysterious mechanics.”
graphics
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
56%
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The game's graphics are highly praised for their unique and appealing art style, particularly in the realm of pixel art, which many players find impressive and enjoyable. While the game is resource-intensive even on lower settings, the aesthetic elements, including fluid monster animations, contribute significantly to the overall experience. However, some mechanics related to creature abilities may feel redundant despite their visual appeal.
- “I'm excited to see the continued development of this game; it has an interesting direction aesthetically that I really enjoy.”
- “The art style is amazing and honestly hurts my brain with how it was made haha.”
- “The art style is wonderful and the monster animations are fluid.”
- “Even on lower graphics settings, the game is far more resource intensive than I would have thought.”
- “It does combine the abilities the creature can use; however, since you can already have 3 different creatures on your team, this combining mechanic is completely pointless for any reason other than the aesthetic part of it.”
- “If you're into pixel art, you’ll be amazed by the graphics!”
grinding
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be a mixed experience; while the gameplay loop is engaging and can keep dedicated players occupied for hundreds of hours, many feel that the grind for resources like gold and monster slots detracts from the fun of catching and leveling creatures. The game features elements reminiscent of Pokémon, with significant time spent on breeding, fusing, and farming, which can lead to frustration, especially in PvP scenarios. Overall, while the grind is present and somewhat necessary, it appeals to those who enjoy the MMO genre and the thrill of competitive play.
- “Found myself spending more time farming gold to unlock more slots (mainly monster storage, item storage to an extent) than actually catching, fusing and leveling creatures and having fun.”
- “It's addicting but for nothing really, you can spend 50 hours making a decent team through breeding, farming eggs, fusions, while other players sit in town and pay tons for eggs, and their team dodges your 95 accuracy moves.”
- “It has breeding and fusing, PvP, and a lot of grinding to get good monsters.”
story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
The game's story is criticized for lacking depth and clear objectives, with some players feeling it is minimal or non-existent. However, others appreciate the gameplay mechanics, particularly the monster taming and fusion system, which adds a layer of complexity reminiscent of classic titles like Dragon Quest Monsters.
- “This game is surprisingly deep; it's a monster taming MMORPG. You can fuse your critters to create new hybrids. I've always loved Dragon Quest Monsters, and this is kind of what I've wanted in an MMORPG.”
- “There is no story, no real objective.”
- “No wonder they have a quest at the beginning telling you to put your money in the storage.”
monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players are impressed by the game's monetization model, highlighting that it is free to play and does not intend to implement in-game purchases, which enhances the overall experience.
- “Tarkov + Pokémon + Spore, an amazing game! I can't believe it's free and doesn't plan to monetize through in-game purchases.”
- “The game offers a fantastic experience without pushing for in-game purchases, which is a refreshing change.”
- “It's great to see a game that prioritizes player experience over monetization, making it accessible to everyone.”
- “The game is fun, but the monetization system feels exploitative and overly aggressive.”
- “I appreciate the gameplay, but the constant push for in-game purchases really detracts from the experience.”
- “It's frustrating that to enjoy the game fully, you have to spend so much on microtransactions.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The humor in the game is highlighted by a funny trailer that initially attracted players, leading to an enjoyable and addictive experience. Users appreciate the lighthearted tone and the lack of pressure, allowing them to engage with the game at their own pace while enjoying its comedic elements.
- “I honestly tried this game purely because I thought the trailer was really funny-- and it turned out to be a really enjoyable and addictive game once you get the hang of what to look for on the grind :) Definitely the kind of game that scratches a nostalgic itch for the younger me that loved more chill MMOs like this, and there's not really any pressure to log in now and play or any threats of FOMO when it comes to the game (so far), which I like ^_^ I just wanna play and meet critters and do things at my own free time and pace ...”
- “Hilarious game trailer!”