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Is Lion Quest Infinity worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Adventure-game players who enjoy shifting between unusual settings and dimensions
- Players looking for a game that mixes fantasy travel with a real-world office-job setting
- Players who want bonus games alongside the main adventure
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a single consistent setting may find the shifts between the real world and the Lion Quest universe distracting.
- Players looking for one focused gameplay style may find the mix of time travel, crime-solving, platforming and action less suited to that preference.
- Players looking for a long, detailed soundtrack description may not find enough information here to assess the music.
Our take on Lion Quest Infinity
The game's variety comes with a changeable structure: its day-and-night split moves between an office-job setting and a fantasy universe, while bonus games add further shifts in format. That breadth may come at the expense of a single, sustained gameplay focus.
What is Lion Quest Infinity?
Jethro the Lion and his friends take a magic grandfather clock and travel through space and time, visiting the Lion Quest universe and the real world.
The game includes more than 22 locations, such as a magic tree and the Infinity Pool, along with time travel, a water slide and a crime to solve. Its settings include 2D, 3D and 4D, with time as the fourth dimension. A day-and-night cycle divides play between an office job in the real world during the day and the Lion Quest universe at night.
Bonus games include Sloth Tales, a 2D platformer starring Jimmy the Sloth, and Here Comes Missile Kid, an action game in which players ride a missile. The soundtrack is by Falcon Ave.
How Lion Quest Infinity plays
- 01Day-night cycle
- The real-world office job takes place during the day, while visits to the Lion Quest universe happen at night.
- 02Bonus games
- Sloth Tales is a 2D platformer featuring Jimmy the Sloth, and Here Comes Missile Kid is an action game built around riding a missile.
- 03Varied locations
- The game offers 22 distinct areas, among them a tree with magical properties and the Infinity Pool.
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Lion Quest Infinity: platforms & release
Is Lion Quest Infinity worth it?
It is worth it if: adventure-game players who enjoy shifting between unusual settings and dimensions. Skip it if: players seeking a single consistent setting may find the shifts between the real world and the Lion Quest universe distracting.
Where can I download Lion Quest Infinity?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Lion Quest Infinity's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Lion Quest Infinity on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
