Infinight: A Thrilling Light-Based Adventure with Multiplayer!
By LambdaMu Games
View More By This Developer- Price$1.99
- CategoryGames
- Versions3 archived
- Installable3 of 3
- AvailabilityRemoved from the App Store
- SellerLambdaMu Games
- Bundle IDcom.lambdamugames.blackout
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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"Clever and Creepy. Evocative and Challenging" - Blake Patterson, Touch Arcade (4/5 Stars)
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Wake up in the morning feeling like you're lost and confused. Your memory's gone , you're on your own, you're not amused!
Journey into a world of endless darkness as you try to recollect the memories of your forgotten past. Will you find the light that eludes you? Or will you fade away quietly into the dead of night?
Plunge into this Top-Down Adventure and play through 50 levels of suspense and intrigue. It's as simple as finding your way to the exit and to the bottom of this mystery. But the road ahead is treacherous. And the cover of night hides many secrets that only the light can reveal.
Features: - Intuitive and Innovative Light-Based Gameplay. - 50 Levels (5 different zones with different light mechanics). - Collect 122 Tapes to reveal the story and achievements! - Nail Biting Multiplayer Match-ups over Game Center! - Freeplay mode for limitless fun in the dark!
With simple controls. stunning artwork, gripping narrative and novel mechanics, Infinight will test your memory, courage and resolve. Packed with loads of goodies to collect and achievements to unlock, Infinight promises hours of engaging gameplay.
Once you've got your night vision going, dive into our nerve-wrecking Multiplayer Mode (with Game Center integration) for some fast-paced, nail-biting, hair-raising action that's an adrenalin rush unlike any other.
Chart History
Ratings Over Time
sampled from 3 archived captures| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| February 18, 2011 | — | — | 7 | $0.99 |
| April 15, 2012 | — | — | 229 | $1.99 |
From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.
Archived Reviews
8 of 25The concept of confusion waking up in a hospital reminded me of Sanitarium but the maze concept is original.
Game play mechanics are sound for the most part; sometimes the interface doesn't move you as far as you'd like, or a step too far, but nothing annoying. 50 levels of increasing variety and difficulty with a good learning curve and nicely-colored graphics. Three-dozen achievements provides for good replay value.
Nice game. However, the constant crashing makes it impossible to play with my partner. Please fix! We're looking forward to playing it together.
I only played the campaign mode. The first couple dozen levels are slow and repetitive. Eventually the game adds some challenging elements, and then it becomes very challenging very fast, unless you have an exceptional memory (which I do not). I was very displeased with the ending of the game. I stuck it out because I wanted to know what happened. What I got in the end did not satisfy my curiosity. That said, it is an interesting concept for a game. I did not have any crash problems, but did at times struggle with delays with the controls, which seemed intermittent to me. If you like memory puzzles with only a small amount of speed or tight timing elements, you will probably enjoy this game.
Artwork doesn't compliment the gameplay; Movement is locked to a grid but the graphics do not suggest it. It leads at first to suspecting the dpad to have a delayed response. Plot progression is poorly written; I DON'T NEED SEVEN TAPES TO TELL ME I CAN'T REMEMBER ANYTHING. One will do just fine. Music is mediocre. If you're gonna make a plot-driven thriller game, you need a great composer behind your game music. Dark Meadow's sound would work perfectly for this game. Menu design is inconsistent. Different fonts, and overused inappropriate sfx take the player out of the game. For the effort that was put into this app, I would expect it to be free. 99 cents have had much better uses than buying this game.
this game is a whole lot of fun. it'll drive you crazy (more so if your memory is like mine) but I think it's worth it. the d-pad does seem to have a delayed response occasionally and as a result I've walked into a couple voids that I shouldn't have. the music doesn't really change much (if it does, it wasn't enough for me to notice) but you can turn that off if you don't want to have it on. what's up with the recorders that are just quotes from famous people? do they really serve a purpose or do y'all just enjoy making us look for them? overall, I'm enjoying this game and it helps time pass quickly.
Uno queda enganchado desde el inicio, muy buena la aplicación
Challenging to get through
Period reviews recovered from Apple's customer-review feeds via the Wayback Machine.