Developer Infold Games has revealed the preload and global release times for Infinity Nikki, the open-world dress up role-playing game from former The Legend of Zelda director Kentaro Tominaga coming to PlayStation 5, PC via the Epic Games Store, iOS, and Android.The highly anticipated sequel, which logged more than 35 million pre-registrations in its lead up to launch, is now available to preload, meaning players can download it ahead of time to begin playing the moment becomes available on December 5, or even December 4 in some locations.Infold Games released a story trailer to celebrate this preload availability, which can be watched below, and also announced some bonuses players who pick up Infinity Nikki at launch can enjoy in the game.Infinity Nikki: Official Release Trailer – About Wishes💫🔹Pre-download on the official website:➤ https://t.co/FH0jih3d0EThis journey, designated “INFINITY”, marks both a new beginning and a long-awaited reunion. We look forward to seeing all of you stylists in Miraland!… pic.twitter.com/Y2imNAm4oQ— Infinity Nikki (@InfinityNikkiEN) December 3, 2024 Infinity Nikki Global Release TimesLos Angeles – 6pm on December 4New York – 9pm on December 4Rio De Janeiro – 10pm on December 4London – 2am on December 5Amsterdam – 3am on December 5Cape Town – 4am on December 5Kuala Lumpur – 10am on December 5Tokyo – 11am on December 5Sydney – 12noon on December 5″With over 35 million pre-registrations, and even more players signing up today, Infinity Nikki and the development team are incredibly excited to welcome players with open arms to the breathtaking world of Miraland,” Infold Games said of the imminent release.Bonus items include a special stylist background, a camera pose, two 4-star outfits, and enough crystals to fuel up to 126 total pulls across the limited and permanent banners. These come alongside a handful of rewards made available for hitting so many pre-registrations, including 50,000 Blings, 300 Threads of Purity, 20 Resonite Crystals, and a 4-star outfit.IGN’s preview of Infinity Nikki certainly had positive things to say. “We never knew dressing up could be so much fun,” we said. “Our time with Infinity Nikki left us eager to try on the finished game when it eventually arrives.”Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelance reporter. He’ll talk about The Witcher all day.
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