There are many reasons why reminiscent of nostalgic Barbie games from the 2000s had been missing. There's a lot to like about the game, and Infinity Nikki's already dedicated player database has made this clear, with over 10 million s so far.

As a Stylist in Miraland, the main motive in the game is to unlock and craft all the outfits available in Infinity Nikki. Many outfits are purely cosmetic, while others provide unique abilities, such as the Electrician and Violinist outfits. To complete each outfit's sketch and craft the various outfits, players need to gather as many resources as possible. The required materials, as well as other important items like Bling and Whimstars, can be found all over the open-world map of Miraland. However, one feature in particular makes gathering resources in Infinity Nikki a blissful experience: its inventory system.

Infinity Nikki's Inventory Management Is A Lot Easier

No Limits To Ruin The Fun

Infinity Nikki's inventory system allows players to pick up and collect resources continuously without any weighing down or inventory limit. This makes for a very relaxing experience when it comes to resource gathering in the game, considering this is arguably the most essential task a player needs to do in order to craft the various outfits in the game. It's a breath of fresh air that the inventory system in Infinity Nikki requires no upgrade and that players can collect as many items and materials as they fancy without it significantly impacting the gameplay.

Other Cozy Games Could Benefit From This Feature

Inventory Management Is A Common Drag

For many cozy games, upgrading the inventory system is one of the first obstacles that comes up in the course of a playthrough. For example, in Stardew Valley, it is almost impossible to have a relaxing experience gathering resources with the extremely limited inventory slots that are initially available in the game, and players need to earn a significant amount of in-game currency in order to upgrade it. The same goes for other cozy games like Disney Dreamlight Valley, Fae Farm, and countless others. This experience ultimately takes away from what is supposed to be a cozy gaming adventure.

Infinity Nikki's current inventory system is just one of the many features that the game is doing right, but it is a significantly important one. There is absolutely no joy involved in the act of upgrading an inventory or stressing about dropping items out of one's inventory so that more important ones can slot into it instead, and with the number of items to collect in Infinity Nikki, a simple inventory management system is essential. Hopefully, given the game's rapid success, other cozy game developers will take note of Infinity Nikki's straightforward inventory system and apply it to future releases.