Infinite Mana

Infinite Mana is a 2.5D, story-based RPG set in the vast magical world of Arukea. You play as the Wanderer, an amnesiac searching for answers and lost memories, while exploring the world, meeting allies and making choices that can change events and how people treat you. The story spans 11 chapters and offers over 60 hours of gameplay.

The world of Arukea

Arukea brings together the dreams of many different races, whose struggles over their beliefs pit magic against technology. The Zircadian Empire searches the world for ancient Relics to power its technology-enhanced society and is gradually taking control of the East. The ocean Elazul has been shrouded in mist, preventing passage to the Far West for over a millennium, while a mysterious Blight spreads from the High North, consuming everything in its path.

You can follow the story or pursue your own goals by helping people, hindering them or taking on other quests. The world contains varied biomes, including high-technology ruins, dangerous deserts, volatile jungles, an underwater laboratory and a floating continent. You meet Arukea’s inhabitants, explore dungeons, solve puzzles and can search for treasure or take on rare monster hunts.

Exploration and crafting

You use tools and magic to get past obstacles: a hookshot lets you move between places, magic can freeze lakes or blow up rocks, and playing music can reveal hidden paths. You can mine ore, gather herbs, chop trees, poach monsters and fish to craft items and equipment. Rare monster hunts provide ingredients for powerful gear.

Guises and battles

The Guise system lets you unlock 20 classes by donning special Guises. Each has distinct mechanics in and out of battle. Rogues can steal from enemies, pick locks and find hidden treasure; Wardens can shapeshift into animals to help their party and uncover hidden paths; and Illustromancers bring their painted art to life.

Combat uses a modernized, old-school-style turn-based system. You exploit enemy weaknesses, strengthen allies and weaken foes with skills, magic and summoned creatures.

Glitches and other activities

As the Wanderer, you may discover glitches and learn to use the power of the Blight to mend the world or disrupt elements within the game. This power can also bring misfortune.

You can also play mini-games, tame and pet animals, undertake heists to steal ancient Relics, and turn an ancient castle into a Headquarters.