Infinite Borders

With over 10 million downloads, Infinite Borders is a popular strategy game set in China's Three Kingdoms period. Fight alongside legendary heroes to conquer lands and defeat enemies. Build unique teams, guide your city to prosperity, and make special policies. Infinite Borders is calling you!

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Reviews

47%

Audience ScoreBased on 25 reviews

graphics4 positive mentions

gameplay3 negative mentions

Infinite Borders features stunning graphics and beautiful artwork that impress players.
The game offers an expansive universe with immersive storytelling and strategic depth.
Players enjoy the challenge of logistics and development, especially when playing with clans to conquer cities.

The game is heavily pay-to-win, requiring significant financial investment for a satisfying experience.
Gameplay lacks depth and originality, with many players finding it boring and lacking in content.
The tutorial is poorly designed, making the game user-unfriendly and overwhelming for new players.

gameplay
5 mentions
20 % positive mentions
20 % neutral mentions
60 % negative mentions
Gameplay in "Infinite Borders" is characterized by smooth mechanics and an immersive storyline, but it lacks innovation and can feel tedious due to long heal and march timers. While the game excels in world-building, it is criticized for prioritizing currency over engaging gameplay experiences.
- “Gameplay mechanics are smooth and satisfying.”
- “Sino-Civ has more currency than gameplay.”
- “Drawing comparisons to similar titles, Infinite Borders shines with its immersive storyline and rich world-building, yet falls short in terms of innovative gameplay mechanics.”
- “Heal timers and march timers are already at over 2 hours for troops after less than 30 hours of gameplay.”
graphics
5 mentions
80 % positive mentions
-40 % neutral mentions
60 % negative mentions
The graphics of "Infinite Borders" are widely praised for their stunning visuals and beautiful artwork, particularly in cutscenes. However, some reviewers feel that while the graphics are impressive, they do not compensate for the game's lack of originality and depth in its story compared to genre leaders. Overall, the visuals are a highlight, but they may not be enough to elevate the overall experience.
- “Comparing to other titles, Infinite Borders triumphs with stunning graphics.”
- “Astounding graphics, riveting plot.”
- “Beautiful artwork and cutscenes.”
- “Infinite Borders excels at immersive storytelling, yet somewhat lacks in graphical prowess.”
- “The character models look outdated and lack detail, making it hard to connect with them.”
- “The environments are bland and repetitive, which detracts from the overall experience.”
story
3 mentions
67 % positive mentions
-33 % neutral mentions
67 % negative mentions
The story of "Infinite Borders" is noted for its immersive storytelling and rich world-building, setting it apart from other titles. However, it is criticized for lacking originality and depth, with some reviewers highlighting a disparity between its narrative strength and gameplay innovation.
- “Drawing comparisons to similar titles, Infinite Borders shines with its immersive storyline and rich world-building.”
- “Infinite Borders excels at immersive storytelling.”
- “Compared to other titles, Infinite Borders triumphs with stunning graphics, but its story lacks originality and depth.”
- “Infinite Borders excels at immersive storytelling, yet somewhat lacks in graphical prowess.”
character development
2 mentions
0 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
100 % negative mentions
Character development in "Infinite Borders" is often criticized for being shallow, with reviewers noting that while the game excels in creating an expansive universe and strategic gameplay, it fails to deliver a compelling narrative or depth in its characters.
- “Drawing parallels to the likes of No Man's Sky, Infinite Borders impresses with its expansive universe but falls flat in terms of narrative depth and character development.”
- “Comparable to Starcraft, Infinite Borders impresses with its strategic depth but lacks in character development.”
humor
1 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The humor in the game is characterized by a blend of classic gaming references, reminiscent of Space Invaders and Minecraft, infused with a lighthearted, Star Trek-inspired wit. This combination creates a playful and engaging atmosphere that appeals to fans of both retro and sci-fi genres.
- “Feels like Space Invaders met Minecraft, with a dash of Star Trek humor.”