Fit check
Is Infinite Beyond The Mind worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Fans of side-scrolling action games who want a 16-stage campaign
- Local co-op pairs seeking a two-character platforming adventure
- Players who enjoy pixel-art games with repeated boss encounters
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking an open-world or highly expansive exploration structure
- Players looking for puzzle-led or strategy-focused gameplay rather than battlefield action
- Players who require online multiplayer instead of local co-op
Our take on Infinite Beyond The Mind
Its defining structure is a 16-stage side-scrolling campaign that can be played alone as Tanya or Olga, or cooperatively with both characters in the same local session.
What is Infinite Beyond The Mind?
Infinite - Beyond the Mind is a 2D action-platformer set in the Beljantaur Kingdom.
Players control Tanya or Olga, two young women fighting Queen Evangelyn Bramann and her army as the Queen pursues world domination. The game contains 16 side-scrolling stages with countryside environments, enemy battalions, war machines, and boss encounters. Single-player mode uses either character, while local co-op lets both characters play together. Agility is central to surviving the battlefield, and progression focuses on confronting the forces of the Beljantaur Kingdom. The visual presentation uses chibi-style pixel art and detailed backdrops. The campaign follows the pair's attempt to defeat the Queen and stop her rule from spreading across the world.
How Infinite Beyond The Mind plays
- 01Sixteen Side-Scrolling Stages
- The campaign travels through 16 stages set across the Beljantaur Kingdom.
- 02Two Playable Characters
- Single-player mode offers Tanya and Olga as character choices.
- 03Local Cooperative Play
- Local co-op allows both characters to participate in the same game.
- 04Boss Encounters
- The journey includes a range of battles against bosses from the Queen's forces.
- 05Chibi Pixel Presentation
- The stages use chibi-style pixel artwork for characters and environments.
Infinite Beyond The Mind compared to similar games
Infinite Beyond The Mind presents a 16-stage side-scrolling action-platformer with local co-op and boss encounters. Sundered: Eldritch Edition is described as a chaotic metroidvania, giving it a different exploration structure from Infinite's stage-based progression.
Infinite Beyond The Mind: platforms & release
Is Infinite Beyond The Mind worth it?
It is worth it if: fans of side-scrolling action games who want a 16-stage campaign. Skip it if: players seeking an open-world or highly expansive exploration structure.
Where can I download Infinite Beyond The Mind?
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What platforms is Infinite Beyond The Mind on?
Windows only.
