Infinite: Beyond the Mind

But Why ThoNikko Soto

80/10

I really enjoyed playing Infinite – Beyond the Mind. The premise of the game, though simple, is one of the main highlights of the game. The focus of the game being on sisters is incredible and I just wish more games like this would be made. The game mechanics were easy to follow and traditional to the 2D action-platform genre. The platforming in the game offered the proper difficulty, which escalated as the game progressed. I spent about five hours playing the game and was able to finish the campaign. While it’s rather short, I enjoyed every minute of it.

WayTooManyGamesAaron Price

8/10

It’s been a long time since the Metal Slug series came onto the scene. It’s been even longer since a game came in and tried to turn that formula on its head. With a breath of fresh air, and minimal expectations, it’s time to dive into Infinite – Beyond The Mind, which if you were unsure, has some Metal Slug-styling and implements its own way of handling things.

Pure NintendoJemma Casson

7/10

Infinite - Beyond the Mind is an action platformer from Blowfish Studios. This happens to be one of my favorite genres. There’s something about dodging enemie

VGChartzStephen LaGioia

7/10

A fast-paced sidescrolling brawler in the vein of classics like Double Dragon and Final Fight, featuring tight controls and retro pixel art.In a gaming era rife with flashy, bombastic AAA software, there’s definitely still a place for classic button-mashing [...]

Gamer EscapeJosh McGrath

6/10

Infinite would be an easy 7/10…if parts of its platforming engine, parts that are mandatory to complete the game, didn’t rely on a coin-flip to determine whether they would actually work or not. With important functions being so obviously broken, I can’t in good faith give out anything more than a middling score.