Infinite Adventures®

A DRPG with a lot of heart and a lot of content to go through! Completed postgame on the hardest (Old School) difficulty, but do ignore my playtime. I'm closer to around 50 hours of play. It borrows inspiration from a lot of dungeon crawlers but mainly the Atlus line of DRPGs and most prominently the Etrian Odyssey series. From unique classes to the overall vibe of the game, it tries to have a very adventure-esque theme for the Infinite Labyrinth. And (surprisingly!) the game has more depth to its story than most DRPGs! It is written well and heartfelt at times, albeit confusing due to the names of the characters and how many the game introduces you at a fast pace. It is also fully voiced! Akin to Wizardry 8, your characters even have unique quips based on the voice personality you chose for them. Geo Templars are simply too overpowered though, just stacking them completely mitigates most dangers of the game and even invalidating most classes since they: do too much damage, grant free summons, practically are medicants in the late game, and are tanky enough to get damaged.

Excellent game Many useful classes to choose from and a decent storyline. Solid 7 out of 10.

If you like wizardry, you'll like this game.

If you are into dungeon crawlers (aka blobers) this is an hidden gem. Very original, with interesting uncommon classes and mechanics, along with a good story. And very cheep. You might be put off by the unprofessional anime graphics, but they have undeniable charm. Clearly a lot of love has been put into this game. You can feel it when your giantess hobogoblin female samurai enters battle shouting a "I'll gut you like a fish!". The game is fully voiced and this works extremely well because this dungeon crawler actualy has an adventure story. In part, the game is similar to Etrian Odyssey in which NPC appear in the dungeon talking to you and advancing quests. But unlike Etrian, this happens a lot more with full voice. It makes you care for the NPCs and their plights. The game like Etrian, has the monsters drop materials that you have to sell to the stop so that you can buy more advanced equipment. But I have yet to need to grind for any material. The classes are very original, with new names and well balanced. For example instead of a thief, we have a archaeologist/anthropologist like Indiana Jones who has skills for search, treasure finding, and monsters lore, while still contributing in battle. The paladin is an knight with a family sword, that can hit back row and uses the souls of his ancestors to cast healing spell using astral power instead of mana. Spell/skill use management is different between classes, with some using "rage", other "mana" and others like the samurai using "focus". The game isn't expensive, and I hope that one day we see Infinite Adventures II, because clearly this game deserves it. If not, I will treasure the time I spent dungeon crawling with my rattag band of adventures. Just like I did with Etrian Odissey, Labyrinth of Refrain and most Experience titles.

Decent DRPG that scratched the itch well, stumbled onto it by accident because whenever you look up a list of recommend drpgs it always seems to be the same ones so felt like taking a gamble. Gamble paid off, levelling feels fun and had a good time playing through.

I really hope they make another one. I appreciate the artstyle, it's got a definite charm in my books. The class/skill system is somewhat reminiscent of Etrian Odyssey, which is a good thing as far as I'm concerned. The races/classes are interesting, the voice acting is well done, and I enjoy the pacing of the game. My only small complaint is the XP scaling that resets every time you restart the game, which can be changed through the options menu. It feels like it extends the already fair amount of gameplay by causing a more severe level grind. That's just my opinion, though.

Solid Game to fill that Wizardry feel. Decent skill tree and not too much grinding. Post game bosses were fun. Overall wish been little more challenging. Glad to see drpg’s still being made.

Great dungeon crawler with well balanced party building, where every class can be built in multiple ways. Highly recommend for M&M / Wizardry fans.