Infinity Nikki Closed Beta Sign-Ups Go Live Across iOS, Android, PS5, and PC

I’ve been following the Nikki series since the days of Love Nikki, so when Infinity Nikki was announced earlier this year, my dress-up-loving heart skipped a beat. Now, I’m even more excited because, as revealed during Gamescom Opening Night Live, the closed beta test sign-ups are finally open — and you can pre-register right now on iOS and Android. Yes, you read that correctly: the cozy open-world RPG that stole the show at Sony’s State of Play is letting players in for a sneak peek before its official launch.

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From everything I’ve seen, Infinity Nikki isn’t just another mobile gacha game. This is the series’ console debut on PS5, alongside a PC release, and it’s being guided by none other than former The Legend of Zelda director Kentaro Tominaga. That’s a pedigree that immediately raises the question: how can a fashion-forward game benefit from a Zelda veteran? The answer lies in the gameplay — platforming, puzzle-solving, and exploration are woven together with the dress-up mechanics we know and love. Different outfits grant unique abilities, turning Miraland into a giant playground where your wardrobe is your skill tree.

I remember spending hours in Shining Nikki, captivated by the gorgeous 3D clothes. But Infinity Nikki is on a whole new scale. It’s a true open world, and you can roam scenic landscapes with your feline companion Momo by your side. The game even includes photo-collection mini-games, which makes total sense; who wouldn’t want to capture their perfectly styled Nikki against a stunning sunset? The cozy vibe is intentional, aiming to appeal to players who want adventure without the constant pressure of combat. Yet, the puzzle-solving and platforming elements promise to keep things engaging— will we see dungeons reminiscent of those classic Zelda games? I’m betting yes.

The closed beta is a golden opportunity. Normally, Nikki titles roll out first in China before a global release, but this time, developer Papergames is casting a wide net from the start. The sign-ups are accessible across platforms, and the beta will likely give us a taste of the cross-progression we’ve been dreaming of. Imagine starting on your phone during a commute and picking up exactly where you left off on your PS5 at home. Isn’t that the seamless experience we’ve been craving for years?

Looking back at the series’ journey, it’s remarkable how far it’s come. Love Nikki was a 2D dress-up game; Shining Nikki brought 3D models; and now Infinity Nikki is fully-realized open-world RPG. The fact that it appeared during a State of Play showcase speaks volumes about its growing mainstream appeal. The console debut is attracting eyes from players who might have previously dismissed it as “just a dress-up game.” If you’ve ever enjoyed the creative freedom of games like Animal Crossing or the exploration of Genshin Impact, this might be your next obsession.

But how do you actually get into the beta? You’ll need to head over to the official website and register your interest. Pre-registration on the App Store and Google Play is also live, which will likely grant some launch rewards — a standard practice, but hey, free diamonds are always welcome. With the beta around the corner, I’m already theory-crafting about which abilities will be tied to which outfits. Will a flowing gown let you double-jump? Will a futuristic visor reveal hidden paths? The possibilities are as endless as my wardrobe.

One thing I’m particularly curious about is the multiplayer aspect. Previous games had styling competitions, but an open world suggests we might encounter other players out in the wild. Could we visit each other’s homes or share photo albums? The devs haven’t confirmed much, but the promise of a "cozy" experience makes me hopeful for gentle social features, not aggressive PvP.

In 2026, the landscape of live-service games is more crowded than ever, but Infinity Nikki’s unique blend of fashion, exploration, and Zelda-like design gives it a spark. With sign-ups now open, all eyes are on the closed beta to see if it delivers on its enormous potential. I’ll be refreshing my inbox obsessively — will you?

Whether you’re a longtime fan or a newcomer intrigued by that stunning trailer, this is the moment to jump in. Miraland awaits, and it’s never looked more stylish.