Open-world dress-up game Infinity Nikki is serious business – so serious its devs have already banned over 80 accounts for cheating: “We implore all Stylists to adhere to the game rules”

Infinity Nikki, the beautiful open-world dress-up game headed by former Breath of the Wild dev Kentaro Tominaga, just released last week – but it’s already suffering the effects of cheaters, with developer Infold Games now revealing how it’s cracking down.

Infold Games’ follow-up to the successful Nikki series of mobile dress-up titles – which spans over 12 years, believe it or not – only just launched, but it’s already seeing cheaters looking to get ahead. Speaking in a recent announcement online, Infold begins by declaring that “Infinity Nikki is devoted to fostering a healthy, fair, and orderly gaming environment, ensuring that every Stylist can enjoy the fun of the game in Miraland.” The devs are aware that not everyone is following their guidelines, though, and have “recently identified and confirmed that several Stylists have been using illicit cheats.”