Infinity Nikki has released a new redemption code for global players, giving them 10 Resonite Crystals, 100 Diamonds, 28,888 Blings, 200 Shiny Bubbles, and 200 Threads of Purity. While Infinity Nikki had a major blow to its reputation in Version 1.5, Infold has steadily tried to earn back the community's trust. By delaying Version 1.6, it allowed the developers to deliver a stable experience, largely bereft of any game-breaking bugs. Version 1.7 followed up with a darker, more mature story, as players got to experience the heart-wrenching tale of Sith and Alesiya.
Despite addressing the issues that Infinity Nikki players had with storytelling and tone, the game still features a strange retcon to its Prologue, and the co-op zone in the Sea of Stars remains disappointingly empty. As a result, many Infinity Nikki players still boycott the game, vowing to only come back once Infold undoes the damage caused by Version 1.5.
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PostsHowever, for those still playing and collecting Diamonds in Infinity Nikki, the latest promotional code given by Infold may come in handy. It will give Infinity Nikki players 10 Resonite Crystals for the Permanent Banner, as well as 100 Diamonds. While the number of Diamonds may not be high, every bit of currency helps. The redemption code should be valid for a year, allowing players to redeem it at any point between July 18, 2025, and July 18, 2026.
Infinity Nikki: Promotional Code for July 2025
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10 Resonite Crystals 100 Diamonds 28,888 Blings 200 Shiny Bubbles 200 Threads of PurityIn terms of upcoming content, players can look forward to a rather ambitious Version 1.8 in Infinity Nikki, as the new patch is rumored to add a new zone themed around the Linlang Empire, as well as double banners for its featured 5-Stars. While housing was delayed until Version 1.9, most Infinity Nikki players would argue that a delay is far preferable over releasing unfinished content early.
CloseGiven that Infinity Nikki released this code as a celebration of reaching a million followers across all platforms, there is still plenty of interest left for the game. Many eyes are on Infold's next move, especially with Version 2.0 on the horizon. If Infinity Nikki manages to shed the controversial aspects of Version 1.5 and improve the overall gacha experience for its fans, it may find itself writing a redemption story sooner than anticipated. For now, at least, Infold seems to have finally found its footing on the narrative side of Infinity Nikki, as the next few chapters of Nikki's story promise a quality of writing that Version 1.7 delivered.
