
Infinite Children is a science fiction audiobook video game about life extension. Every time anyone gets a Steam achievement, the game gets longer...for everyone in the world.
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I DO NOT RECOMMEND FOR ACHIEVEMENT HUNTERS wow this game actively pissed me off... ill tell you why right so i get what they were going for here the game is basic and the story is pretty good but as a gamer the game... is VERY basic no real set forward control... which often isnt bad but based on my traditional ways of judging games which is Story, gameplay, graphics, and music. i can tell you that the game play is so basic its boring and is held up by ready screens (screens after loading that show text or bits of story) the music is fitting and the graphics are too, so i had to base around story line... which is convoluted and hard to follow for the most part... something about people who get to live forever because of some game... not sure really regardless it seems to be fine but as a achievement hunter im not sure how or what im doing!!! the ONE guide and i say ONE because thats all i saw, says im suppose to go to a trail and wait for the achievement to pop... sure fine i note that the the achievements keep the game pushing forward so i figured it would take a while... but i still dont know how to get them even with the guide... am i doing this right? am i supposed to head this way? am i supposed to jump? am i not? am i supposed to dodge the green blocks? am i supposed DO SOMETHING?!?! confused and irritated i left the game... with little information i dont want to repeat a this over and over if i know NOTHINGS GONNA HAPPEN and its sad because this is a game about achievements so i had to base my set up around that, and because of that i cant recommend it.
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It's... Interesting.
As of May 18, 2020, you can no longer earn achievements in this game. The game is a big mess and I don't recommend it to anyone.
Infinite Children presents some pretty interesting topics to think about, definitely, but there isn't too much to keep the player engaged, and what is there is fairly unrefined. It isn't "fun," per se, but that's obviously not the point. The big point is that it's crude- and I'm not saying that's necessarily a bad thing, it's just not for everyone. The animations are crude, the gameplay and controls are crude, and the execution is crude. The developer promises more gameplay and gameplay extensions with every achievement other players get, (and that's a very novel idea,) but the gameplay for what it is isn't polished enough to be engaging. I look forward to see if this game does get majorly overhauled as more achievements are gained, but what's here is lacking, and just more of the same may not be the best option. Overall, if you're looking for something fun and refined, this may not be up your alley, but if you're looking for something quick and strange that won't cost you a cent, this is a fine option.
I'd like to put a positive review, but I really can't on the grounds that the game feels sloppily made, doesn't do what it tries to, and attempts a huge gimmick that's ultimately unsuccessful.
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