Fit check
Is Infinite Mana worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- RPG players who want exploration and puzzles alongside turn-based combat
- Players interested in class-like customization through 20 distinct Guises
- Story-focused players who want choices to affect events and relationships
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a compact RPG may find the stated 60-plus-hour scope and 11-chapter structure too extensive
- Players wanting combat without crafting, gathering, puzzles, mini-games, or other exploration activities may find the systems too varied
- Players looking for a purely linear story may not want choices that alter events and relationships
- Players seeking a realistic setting may not want a world built around magic, glitches, and fantastical biomes
Our take on Infinite Mana
The listing gives equal weight to story, exploration, crafting, mini-games, customization, and glitch mechanics, so the core experience is broad rather than narrowly defined. The unusually long demo covers 2 of 11 chapters, while the full game is presented as spanning over 60 hours.
What is Infinite Mana?
Infinite Mana is a story-based 2.
5D RPG set in Arukea, a world of magic, technology, varied biomes, and competing factions. The Wanderer searches for lost memories while exploring dungeons, completing quests, helping or hindering residents, and making choices that can change events and relationships. Turn-based battles use enemy weaknesses, ally buffs, enemy debuffs, magic, and summoned creatures. Exploration includes puzzles, environmental tools, fishing, gathering, mining, monster hunting, crafting, and mini-games.
Players can unlock 20 Guises, each providing different abilities inside and outside combat. Glitch powers can alter or repair elements of the world, with possible negative consequences. The game includes a headquarters that can be built from an ancient castle, animals to tame and pet, and a story spanning 11 chapters.
How Infinite Mana plays
- 01Turn-Based Battles
- Combat includes weakness exploitation, buffs, debuffs, magic, and summoned creatures.
- 02Twenty Guises
- Each Guise provides distinct mechanics for combat and exploration, such as lockpicking, animal transformation, or creating living artwork.
- 03World Exploration
- The setting includes deserts, jungles, high-technology ruins, an underwater laboratory, and a floating continent.
- 04Glitch Powers
- The Blight grants abilities that can repair or disrupt elements of the game world, with associated misfortune.
- 05Crafting And Gathering
- Resources come from activities such as mining ore, collecting herbs, chopping trees, fishing, and hunting monsters.
- 06Choice-Based Events
- Helping or hindering characters can alter the course of events and how residents treat the Wanderer.
- 07Castle Headquarters
- An ancient castle can be developed into a personal headquarters.
Infinite Mana compared to similar games
Infinite Mana combines exploration, crafting, environmental puzzles, gathering, and 20 customizable Guises with turn-based combat. Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition is presented around an unconventional story, characters, and exploration of a dangerous city, while Back to the Dawn focuses on surviving, investigating, and escaping a maximum-security prison. Tales of Symphonia centers on a chosen-one story involving two interlocked worlds.
Infinite Mana: platforms & release
Is Infinite Mana worth it?
It is worth it if: RPG players who want exploration and puzzles alongside turn-based combat. Skip it if: players seeking a compact RPG may find the stated 60-plus-hour scope and 11-chapter structure too extensive.
Where can I download Infinite Mana?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Infinite Mana's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Infinite Mana on?
Windows only.
