Infinity Kingdom

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Infinity Kingdom is a single player and multiplayer real-time strategy game with fantasy, warfare and historical themes. It was developed by YOUZU (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. and was released on July 1, 2021. It received neutral reviews from players.

In Infinity Kingdom, a cartoon-style MMO strategy game, players must defend the land of Norheim against evil gnomes and other invading players. Three years ago, the gnomes attacked the northern defense, leading to the fall of thousands of cities. Now, as a resourceful lord, it's up to you to gather immortal troops and restore peace to the scarred land. Get ready to face off against those gnomes and protect your people.

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Audience ScoreBased on 627 reviews

graphics20 positive mentions

monetization19 negative mentions

Infinity Kingdom offers deep strategic gameplay with a variety of Immortals and elemental combinations, making battles tactical and engaging.
The game features charming graphics and smooth animations, creating an enjoyable visual experience for players.
It is relatively F2P friendly, providing generous rewards and resources for new players, allowing them to progress without spending money.

The game heavily leans towards a pay-to-win model, making it difficult for free-to-play players to compete against those who spend money.
Many players report being contacted by Discord users who act as recruiters, creating a deceptive marketing environment that feels manipulative.
Gameplay can become repetitive and grindy, with long wait times for upgrades and a lack of engaging content beyond the initial stages.

graphics
46 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are widely praised for their cute, colorful, and polished cartoon style, featuring vibrant details and smooth animations that enhance the overall visual experience. Many users appreciate the charming art style and fluid hero animations during battles, although some express dissatisfaction with recent updates that negatively impacted graphic quality. Overall, the visuals are considered a strong point of the game, contributing to its engaging and immersive atmosphere.
- “The art style is cute cartoon perfection, hero designs pop with fluid fight effects.”
- “Graphics are adorable cartoon fare, detailed hero models and fluid animations make fights pop.”
- “The cartoon graphics are cute and polished, with vibrant colors and fluid animations.”
- “I did play a bit, combat, gacha, multiplayer, artstyle, everything is mobile slop tier, low quality, boring and pay to win, it thrives only in the illusion of progress.”
- “Garbage game, bad graphics you can't even change to higher settings, played for 10 minutes to post a bad review.”
- “Fix the graphics on the game please.”
story
32 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
28%
63%
9%
The game's story is a mixed bag, with some players appreciating the engaging plotlines surrounding the noheim invasion and dwarf sieges that unfold through quests and campaigns, providing a sense of purpose and immersive lore. However, others criticize the overall narrative as uninspired, with bland characters and a lack of strong storytelling elements, detracting from the immersive experience. While environmental storytelling adds depth to the gameplay, many feel that the story does not play a significant role in the game's appeal, which is primarily focused on group dynamics and gameplay mechanics.
- “The plot unfolds nicely, revealing lore through campaigns.”
- “The plot about reclaiming the continent from dwarf invaders adds narrative flair, unlocking lore as you progress.”
- “Storyline weaves in nicely, revealing noheim's lore through quests and events for that immersive feel.”
- “The story is uninspired and the characters are as bland as they come.”
- “There is no strong storyline, which is a negative side, but as I said, the whole purpose of this game is to be part of a group; the story does not play any role in that.”
- “However, it falls short in terms of storytelling and world-building elements, making it less immersive.”
gameplay
30 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some praising its deep mechanics, fluid movement, and engaging environmental storytelling, while others criticize it for being repetitive, overly reliant on timers, and lacking depth. Many players find the core mechanics derivative and simplistic, often comparing it unfavorably to other titles in the genre. Additionally, concerns about monetization practices and the impact of pay-to-win elements on gameplay experience have been highlighted.
- “Deep gameplay, visual charm, solid tech—recommend highly for tacticians!”
- “Movement mechanics are fluid and responsive, allowing for skillful escapes and aggressive pushes that feel incredibly rewarding.”
- “The gameplay is fluid, the events are many and it is really fun to progress.”
- “Regardless, I gave it a fair shake, and ultimately found the gameplay a bit boring—maybe because you're not even really playing most of the time aside from clicking things and waiting for timers to go down.”
- “Gameplay consists of basic screen tapping to 'build' a 'city', where you will quickly find you're time/paygated and must buy mobile peasant in-game currency with real-world money to progress.”
- “Be aware that the gameplay is 'the one with the highest stats wins', so skill is not required.”
monetization
27 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
7%
23%
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The monetization strategy of the game is heavily criticized for being extremely aggressive and resembling a cash grab, with numerous in-game purchases and a pay-to-win model. Players express frustration over the use of deceptive advertising tactics, such as Discord bots that pressure users into spending money. Overall, the game is viewed as a poorly executed mobile title that prioritizes profit over player experience.
- “Monetization: extremely aggressive.”
- “Without investing real money, you can survive, but your contributions will be very negligible, which is expected from a typical free-to-play mobile game monetization.”
- “The game is basically a cash grab disguised as a strategy title.”
- “Very much pay to win, with hundreds of microtransactions shoved in your face everywhere.”
- “Infinity Kingdom is a pay-to-win/play mobile app that's been dumped on Steam as a nasty, greedy cash grab from morally void mobile app developers.”
grinding
14 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players generally find the grinding aspect of the game to be a mixed experience. While PvE modes like Nightmare Legion offer a relaxing farming environment and resource management feels balanced with helpful speed-ups, many users express that the constant upgrading and waiting can become tedious. The excitement of PvP rallies in alliances adds a thrilling dimension, but the overall grind can feel like a job, especially for those who are not willing to invest heavily in the game.
- “It's basically a farming job.”
- “90% of the time you are upgrading and waiting till it's done, farming, grinding and just doing some random basic things.”
- “Pay to win game + can get rather tedious.”
music
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game is widely praised for its epic and heroic qualities, effectively fitting the fantasy theme and enhancing the immersive experience. Sound effects, including dragon roars and impactful skill echoes, contribute to the overall excitement and depth of the audio. However, some users have reported glitches in the Steam version, resulting in a lack of music audio.
- “Audio is immersive—earth thuds and skill echoes add depth, music fits the theme.”
- “Sound effects are immersive, killing booms and dragon roars adding excitement, with epic music.”
- “Sound skill impacts booming, heroic music.”
- “The Steam version has a glitch where there is no music audio.”
- “The audio is immersive, but the music doesn't always fit the theme.”
- “While the sound effects are punchy, the music often feels out of place.”
optimization
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the optimization of the game is highly praised, with users reporting excellent performance on various devices, including mid-range phones. Players experience low lag, minimal bugs, and efficient battery usage, even during extended gameplay sessions. The game runs smoothly without overheating, making for a seamless and enjoyable mobile experience.
- “Optimization-wise, it's flawless on my phone; low lag, efficient battery use, even in big battles.”
- “Graphics are cute and polished, battle sounds hype you up, dwarf invasion plot pulls you in, mobile optimization is rock-solid, barely any lag.”
- “Optimization is solid on my mid-range phone—no crashes, low battery drain even during long sessions.”
- “Mobile performance ace; no hitches, battery kind, bugs rare.”
stability
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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75%
The stability of the game is mixed, with some users reporting a bug-free experience, while others encounter significant issues, including frequent bugs and performance problems that can cause system freezes, even on high-end PCs. Additionally, concerns about a pay-to-win model contribute to the overall negative perception of stability.
- “The game runs smoothly without any bugs.”
- “I experienced a seamless gameplay experience with no crashes.”
- “The stability of the game is impressive; I haven't encountered any issues.”
- “Bit buggy and pay to win.”
- “Massive spending needed and a very buggy game.”
- “I am running a top-end PC, and when I try to start this game, my whole computer freezes up for about 2 minutes.”
emotional
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Reviews highlight that emotional manipulation is prevalent in gaming promotions, where trust is built to create an emotional investment that encourages spending. This tactic can lead to feelings of heartbreak and disappointment among players, as they feel emotionally baited by promotional strategies.
- “Very heart breaking.”
character development
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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While the game features impressive character design that creatively reimagines historical figures with magical elemental traits, the overall character development is lacking, leading to a recommendation against playing.
- “The character design is impressive, taking dozens of historical figures and giving them all a magical elemental aspect.”
- “The depth of character development in this game is remarkable, allowing players to truly connect with each character's journey.”
- “I love how the characters evolve throughout the game, each with their own unique backstory and growth.”
humor
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in the game is noted as genuinely funny, though some users feel it reflects a disconnect from authentic gaming culture and friendships. Overall, it is described as hilarious.
- “It was honestly funny, but also proves they’re not real gamers or friends.”
- “Hilarious.”