
Infinite Adventures® is a turn-based, first-person dungeon crawler with deep party customization, strategic combat, and a fully voiced story. Inspired by classic RPGs for a nostalgic yet modern gameplay experience. Assemble your party and explore the Labyrinth to discover the truths of your past.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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A Wizardry Clone that looks like a 2007 Newgrounds flash game. It's like puking on a pile of ♥♥♥♥!
This game is ok. But it has a few bugs. I got to strata 4, but the kill 5 gibling(goblin) shamans quest kept receting back to 5 every time i saved and quit. which also clears most status effects. But then the floor maps reset, inlcuding floors i had already explored which is why i dont think ill come back to this game.
Infinite Adventures looks like nothing much at the start but a jRPG clone of some major titles but turns out to be mighty fun because of all the cute party combinations one can come up with to synergize with each class way of generating resources etc.. The voice acting is super top notch, and I like the storyline too :) At this price-point, you got yourself a super fun dungeon romp keeping you entertained for hours on end...
Game lacks in polish and has clunky menus. It's wordy but there seem to be quite a few typos—even at the beginning, it doesn't inspire confidence when a menu asks whether you want to use "keyboad" or a controller, and in under an hour, I've seen numerous other typos. The game's menus are also cluttered and require a lot of keypresses to navigate, and in general, things like flipping between menu pages or moving around in the dungeon didn't feel fluid. One serious issue I had was that the directional key inputs would often send a double input, thus scrolling past your intended menu option. In a game that is largely played through menus, it's a fatal flaw. I don't know if it was an issue specific to my PC or not, but I know the controller itself works fine. There also didn't seem to be a way to rebind keys whether it's for a controller or a keyboard. There's probably a good game in there as many people have played it for over a hundred hours, but the above issues were a dealbreaker to me.
Nice surprise to find a good Blobber that has more QoL features (saving in dungeon, changing encounter rates - including turning off entirely) than you often seen in this genre. A couple of hours in and enjoying the class mechanics and combinations I am finding.
It's a good game for this specific dungeon crawling genre. It does most things well, but it doesn't provide that much diversity when it comes to classes as some others, since it doesn't allow you to mix classes. The gear isn't really exciting either, I haven't gotten any weapons or armor (other than some accessories) that have any special effects. That being said, the combat works well, and that's good, because there's thousands of fights waiting for you, since the game's pretty huge!
Infinite Adventures is a game with a lot of minor issues, translation errors, portals generating dungeons that can't be completed. But nothing quest breaking or save file corrupting. If you're willing to look past that, there is a lot to love here, especially for the low asking price. The world, story and characters ended up being more engaging than expected. It has a style and charm that is more fun than sequels, prequels, remakes and remasters. The combat, skills, classes, items and dungeons are entertaining enough to keep you going through the game. Hidden walls are pointed out by voice lines and visuals, and while puzzles need to be solved to finish the game, they're not very complicated until late game. Unfortunately the map does not show the blocks, and it can be hard to reason about a puzzle you cannot see because there is no overhead view. Needed pen and paper, which is usually something I dislike about these games, but as it was only for 3 puzzles instead of the entire game it's fine. Overall I had a good time with the game and look forward to another play through with different classes. Hidden gem, would recommend to anyone that likes dungeon crawlers, but you have to be willing to overlook small things like the Bolt damage type being listed as Air when you press x to display the enemy resistances.
The game is fun, and has a good selection of characters to build. Unfortunately I have found it freezes a lot, and now when I try to upgrade my character to B class it just freezes even after restart and reload. Frustrating.
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