Every Infinity Nikki season so far

Every season in Infinity Nikki has its own theming, aesthetic, and style, introducing new outfits and content for players to enjoy. New seasons are introduced at a regular pace, meaning there’s always something to look forward to as a fan.

To help you keep track of them all, we’ve gathered every Infinity Nikki season here, including all key features, dates, and notable inclusions. As more seasons are added to the game, this article will be updated, so make sure to check back.

The Escapist recaps

• Infinity Nikki has had 15 versions since launch, including the first version of the game, each of which has added to the game’s lore and expanded the world further for players. 
• Currently, the live season in-game is Chromatic Beings Everbright, which started on January 29, 2026.
• New seasons in Infinity Nikki mean added cosmetics, quests, and mini-events to take part in, usually with fresh features or in-game systems, too. 
• The Music Season update introduced the anxiously awaited housing system, letting players customize a house for Nikki.
• Terra’s Call marked the beginning of version 2.0 for Infinity Nikki, expanding the game’s world even further and giving players new outfits to chase.

All Infinity Nikki seasons 

New seasons in Infinity Nikki always bring a bundle of new quests, cosmetics, and mini-events for players to take part in, often including fresh zones to explore or systems to experiment with alongside this. Seasons tend to last roughly a month, give or take a few days. 

Currently, Chromatic Beings Everbright is the live season in Infinity Nikki. This guide will be updated as new seasons are introduced to Infinity Nikki, so make sure to check back as the game continues to evolve.

Version 2.2 – Chromatic Beings Everbright (Live)

Chromatic Beings Everbright is the live iteration of Infinity Nikki at the time of writing, starting on January 29, 2026. It’s a visually striking addition to the existing world of Infinity Nikki, with a new realm called the Wanxiang Realm.

Along with the new area of the world, further quests and beautiful outfits were added to Infinity Nikki. The introduction of Chromatic Beings Everbright expanded the game’s lore further, too, making it a great season for story lovers.

Version 2.1 – Life as a Poem

Life as a Poem ran from January 9, 2026, to January 29, 2026. It was a season themed around new beginnings and nature, with some banners being seemingly inspired by folklore and mythical beings.

It introduced a large chunk of new decor items and clothing for players to experiment with, along with some interesting events, like Behemoth Journal, Forest Frolic, and Starlit Pursuit. 

Version 2.0 – Terra’s Call

Terra’s Call is one of the largest seasons in Infinity Nikki’s history in terms of scope, expanding the map greatly and letting players visit Itzaland. As you might expect from a new realm, plenty of new characters made their debut this season, along with a bundle of fresh outfits and goodies for collectors. 

Version 1.11 – Encore Season

Encore Season, also known as version 1.11 of Infinity Nikki, ran from October 27, 2025, to November 25, 2025, bringing a close to the Wishfield story arc and helping players gear up for a new era of the game.

One of the highlights of Encore Season was the strong selection of banners on offer, with Mushroom Dreams and Where Verdant Feathers Fall standing out as monumental for collectors. 

Version 1.10 – Golden Season

Golden Season is a unique part of the Infinity Nikki season roster, running from September 28, 2025, to October 27, 2025. A highlight of this season was the Nikki’s Case File storyline, adding a murder mystery lore ribbon into the wider game tapestry.

Version 1.9 – Music Season (Live)

Music Season kicked off on September 1, 2025. It was a vibrant, theatrical season, with brand new quests and outfits, along with the anxiously-awaited housing system, letting players design their own cozy homes. 

The key focuses in the story are the Evermelody Troupe and the Box Theater, offering players new areas to explore and interesting characters to meet. 
One of the most notable new additions to the game in this season was the Stardew collaboration, combining two of the most beloved cozy games into one bite-sized package.

Version 1.8 – Danqing Season

V1.8 of Infinity Nikki gave the playerbase Danqing Season, offering impressive concept art along with its new content. Featuring new exclusive, world, and random quests, there was plenty for players to dig into here. 

The aesthetic appeal of this season is hard to overlook – taking inspiration from traditional folk stories and artwork, the new area of Danqing Island felt rich and ornate, with plenty of new collectibles to nab in the process. 

Version 1.7 – Blue Tears Season

Blue Tears Season was a big change for Infinity Nikki after V1.6, offering a darker, ethereal take on Miraland in contrast to the bright colors of Playful Season.

A slew of new quests were introduced with heavy themes of spirituality and the afterlife, along with a fresh new dungeon called Serpentine Ruins. Fresh banners were added as always to keep things interesting for collectors.

Version 1.6 – Playful Season

1.6 of Infinity Nikki introduced Playful Season, keeping the upbeat, cheery vibes going from the previous version of the game.

The season focused on themes of childhood and nostalgia, with fairies playing a crucial role in the story thanks to a cursed fairy apprentice who needed the help of Nikki and Momo. Along with the new mini-games, events, and story quests, there were plenty of stunning outfits to collect via limited-time resonance banners. 

Version 1.5 – Bubble Season

Version 1.5 of Infinity Nikki ended up being one of the most controversial seasons in the game, sparking what’s referred to as the “girlcott” in the community. 

Despite the beautiful celestial theming and new features like the multiplayer area, Serenity Island, and the ability to play the game through Steam, the season managed to upset fans with retconned lore, monetization issues, and bugs. 

Version 1.4 – Revelry Season

V1.4 of Infinity Nikki introduced Revelry Season, complete with stunning outfits, new quests, and a large chunk of lore. It let players learn more about the Faewish Sprites and explore the Floating Wish Isle, also offering a dance-themed mini-game. 

Version 1.3 – Eerie Season

Infinity Nikki players who enjoy darker aesthetics and themes had a field day with V1.3 of the game, as this marked the arrival of Eerie Season. This season had a much more ominous, almost gothic feel to it, focusing heavily on themes of ghosts and the seemingly haunted ruins.

Version 1.2 – Firework Season

Firework Season added the Firework Isles area to Infinity Nikki, along with a rainbow of new outfits, quests, and interesting characters. There were new collectibles to pick up across the Firework Isles, along with plenty of jewel-studded outfits and cosmetics. 

Version 1.1 – Shooting Star Season

Shooting Star Season marked the first major update for the game, completely refreshing the world and adding new content for players to dig into. One of the most notable additions to the game was the Silvergale’s Aria Miracle Outfit sketch. 

Version 1.0 – Exploration Season (Launch)

For the majority of players, Exploration Season was their first look at the world of Infinity Nikki, letting them step into the designer shoes of Nikki for the first time.

This behemoth of a season focused heavily on the main story of Infinity Nikki, introducing players to the concept of Ability Outfits and letting them explore Miraland for the first time, encouraging detailed exploration with lots of quests and collectibles.

There have been 15 seasons for Infinity Nikki players to take part in at the time of writing, and the list is likely to keep on growing. Each season has lasted for a month or so, introducing new quests, characters, and collectibles, along with a wide variety of free and paid cosmetics for players to pick up.

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