The Infinity Nikki community is buzzing with speculation after recent datamining revealed possible plans to reintroduce Limited-Time Revelation Crystals in the upcoming Version 1.5 update. While the fashion RPG enjoyed a successful December 2024 launch with consistent content updates, its initial implementation of expiring gacha currency remains one of its most controversial decisions.

As a dress-up game with gacha mechanics, Infinity Nikki's banner system plays a crucial role in its monetization. While free outfits allow story progression, premium cosmetic items locked behind Revelation Crystals (the game's gacha currency) drive much of its revenue. The temporary version of these crystals, which expired after Version 1.0 ended, faced such player backlash that developers quickly abandoned the concept - until now.

Dataminer RaenoX recently uncovered references to Limited-Time Revelation Crystals in Version 1.5 files shared on the Infinity Nikki Leaks subreddit. However, the item description specifically mentions usability during Version 1.5 only, leaving their long-term implementation uncertain. This follows accurate previous leaks about Epiphany Crystals, which were officially confirmed as a new currency for 4-Star banners in Version 1.4.

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The potential return of temporary gacha currency comes as Infinity Nikki prepares what appears to be a substantial content update. Version 1.5, expected April 28, will likely introduce the highly anticipated housing system and dye customization through Serenity Island. Some speculate Infold Games might use limited-time crystals as a controlled way to distribute premium currency without disrupting the game's economic balance.

Despite ranking among top-grossing gacha games, Infinity Nikki continues seeking broader appeal. The developers have demonstrated responsiveness to feedback, implementing quality-of-life improvements and adjusting monetization based on player input. How they handle this controversial mechanic's potential return could significantly impact community trust as the game evolves.