Infinity Nikki Gacha & Pity System Explained

Infold Games' Infinity Nikki, a free-to-play open-world gacha game, features a potentially addictive summoning system. This guide explains the gacha mechanics and pity system.

Table of Contents

• Infinity Nikki Gacha System and Currencies
• Pity System Explained
• Necessary Gacha Participation?

Infinity Nikki Gacha System and Currencies

Like many gacha games, Infinity Nikki uses multiple currencies:

• Revelation Crystals (Pink): Used for limited-time banner pulls.
• Resonite Crystals (Blue): Used for permanent banner pulls.
• Diamonds: A general currency convertible to Revelation or Resonite Crystals.
• Stellarite: Premium currency purchased with real money; 1 Stellarite = 1 Diamond.

One Crystal is needed per pull. The 5-star item draw probability is 6.06%. A 4-star item is guaranteed within 10 pulls.

Pity System Explained

Infinity Nikki's pity system guarantees a 5-star item every 20 pulls. However, completing a full outfit set often requires more. For instance, a nine-piece outfit necessitates 180 pulls (assuming pity is reached each time), while a ten-piece outfit requires 200 pulls. Duplicate 5-star items are not awarded, making this the maximum number of pulls needed for a complete set.

Every 20 pulls also grants a Deep Echoes reward – 5-star cosmetic items for Nikki and Momo.

Necessary Gacha Participation?

While gacha outfits boast superior stats, they aren't essential for gameplay. Many challenges are conquerable with free items, though gacha outfits provide a significant advantage. Ultimately, the gacha's importance depends on your priorities. If prioritizing fashion and the best outfits, gacha participation is practically unavoidable.

This concludes our overview of Infinity Nikki's gacha and pity systems. Check The Escapist for more game guides, including code lists and co-op information.