Infinity Nikki adds co-op mode this month

Infinity Nikki's Biggest Update Yet Brings Shared Fashion Adventures

Infinity Nikki has been turning heads since launch, and now it's about to get even better. Following fan demand, the hit dress-up game will introduce cooperative gameplay when version 1.5 drops on April 29 - marking a first for the beloved franchise.

Team Up in Miraland's New Bubble Season

Version 1.5, aptly named Bubble Season, transforms the fashion-forward world with exciting collaborative features. You and a friend can finally explore Miraland together while solving all-new co-op puzzles that require perfect teamwork.

The Bubble Trail challenge will have you uncovering hidden paths using synchronized bubble props, while the delicate Bubble Escort mode tests your coordination as you protect fragile bubbles from environmental hazards. It's not just about dressing up anymore - communication and strategy become key!

A Fashion Paradise Gets Even Better

The temporary seasonal event completely reinvents Serenity Island with bubble-themed attractions. From floating gondolas to exclusive runway shows, the update brings fresh energy to familiar locations. Seven spectacular new outfits debut too - including two premium five-star designs and five freely obtainable ones, with the fan-demanded Sea of Stars making a glorious return.

But the real game-changer? The new dye system lets you personalize every outfit down to individual fabric swatches. Mix and match colors to create your signature style, then share your unique palettes with friends. Crafting has never been this creative!

Getting ready for Bubble Season? Don't miss out - grab the latest Infinity Nikki codes to boost your wardrobe before diving in. And if you're curious about ability outfits, our detailed guide breaks down everything you need to know.

Whether you're a solo stylist or prefer playing with friends, April 29th marks an exciting new chapter for Infinity Nikki. Which new feature has you most excited? Let us know in the comments! Don't forget to check out our coverage of Reverse: 1999's version 1.4 update for more mobile gaming goodness.