All Box Games and How to Play

Home » All Box Games and How to Play

Share Now:

Posted on 3 hours ago by inuno.ai

Category: Gaming

There is never a shortage of things to do in Infinity Nikki, which has helped keep players engaged in Nikki’s journey across Miraland since the game’s launch in December 2024. While fashion keeps upcoming stylist Nikki quite busy, there are still plenty of other activities to check out in Florawish and beyond. These are not only fun to take part in, but also yield some very tempting rewards.

One such activity in Infinity Nikki is the so-called box games that are scattered across every region of Wishfield. To fulfill all aspects of the Folklore Guide, you’ll need to find and play them all. Knowing how and where to start is important, so here’s everything you need to know.

Infinity Nikki: How to Get Astral Feather

To get your hands on these exceptionally rare feathers in Infinity Nikki you’ll need to soar to the highest skies in Miraland.

What Are Box Games in Infinity Nikki?

‘Box Games’ is the colloquial term for Miraland’s version of casual board games, except these are constructed within boxes, like a diorama. They’re found throughout each region of Wishfield. Each area has a different type of box game that pertains to the history and lore of its inhabitants.

All of these box games make up what is called the Folklore Guide. You can find the Folklore Guide on the second app page of your Pear-Pal after speaking to Ciceto near the Stylists’ Guild in Florawish (use the respective Warp Spire to travel there easily). This is where all the box games you’ve encountered and participated in are tallied, and they’re categorized by the type of game and region respectively. The different box games are as follows:

Florawish: Crane Flight
Breezy Meadow: Marble King
Stoneville and Abandoned District: Among Pieceys
Wishing Woods: Wishing Orb Express

There are 11 instances of each type of game to find and win in each region, so you will need to explore thoroughly to find them all. They will always be found in and around inhabited areas rather than in the middle of nowhere.

As you play and win these games in each region, gaming savant Ciceto will make note of them and occasionally offer Nikki rewards for her efforts, based on her progress. This is in addition to the rewards you receive once you win each box game for the first time, which includes Diamonds and Blings. You will need to visit Ciceto at the same spot in Florawish to collect his rewards. To see if you have new rewards available, look for a note from Ciceto at the bottom of the Folklore Guide menu.

How to Play All Box Games in Infinity Nikki

Each type of box game in Infinity Nikki has its own rules and objectives to abide by in order to win. Be aware that while some games like Crane Flight are fairly simple, others like Marble King and Wishing Orb Express will require a bit more finesse. As long as you understand how each type of game works, it’s just a matter of figuring out the right strategy for each instance.

You can check the Folklore Guide Collection Locations guide for all instances of each specific game. Any box games that haven’t been won yet will glow brightly and remain accessible. Once they are won, the Folklore Guide will check the instance complete, and you can only replay the same games via the guide itself.

Crane Flight (Florawish)

Crane Flight is local to the starting area of Florawish (accessible from Chapter 1 of main story questline). Its rules are very simple and straightforward. You assume control of a paper crane and must navigate a preset path while dodging obstacles along the way until you reach the finish line. To avoid trees, lean your paper crane out of their way until you pass by.

More challenging instances of Crane Flight will also include boulders for you to dodge, and two paths that run parallel together instead of one. To avoid boulders in your way, you must quickly move to the other path. Be careful of sequences of obstacles that require you to move back and forth frequently while leaning your crane to one side or the other. If you bump into an obstacle, you will have to start the game over from the beginning. However, the pattern of obstacles will remain the same, so it will get easier to predict those hurdles each time until you win.

Marble King (Breezy Meadow)

Marble King is essentially Miraland’s version of soccer meets pinball. Above all, it requires you to have excellent aiming skills. The main objective is to launch the marble on a path that sends it into the goal on the opposite side of the board. Hitting any of the blockades scattered around the field is acceptable; in fact, you need to use them to help angle and leverage the marble into the goal itself.

Among Pieceys (Stoneville and Abandoned District)

Among Pieceys has a simple objective, but it requires sharp eyes and a good memory. The game begins by showing you three Piecey-style nesting dolls and briefly deconstructs them to reveal which one has a little Faewish Sprite hidden inside. They then close back up and the game attempts to throw you off the trail by rearranging the dolls around several times, more and more quickly as well. Once it finishes, you then must pick which of the three dolls has the Faewish Sprite inside it.

If you watch closely enough during the change-up, you can follow the sequence and figure out where the original doll with the sprite lands. However, if you have difficulty following it, you can simply guess your way through until you get it right.

All instances of the Among Pieceys game are found in both Stoneville and the Abandoned District.

Wishing Orb Express (Wishing Woods)

Wishing Orb Express is one of the more strategic box games in Infinity Nikki. It requires you to figure out your way across the board with just one tool — besides your brain, that is. You must guide the Faewish Sprite successfully through the trees until it reaches the yellow orb, which is the finish line.

To do that, you must use the chip tokens provided that each has an arrow indicated on them. These represent what direction the Faewish Sprite can turn and move in upon reaching it on the board, so you must place them in the correct spots. You can also turn the chips themselves to change the arrow directions. If the Faewish Sprite bumps into a tree along the way, the game will end, and you’ll need to start again.