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We have changed how recycling values are calculated so that prices change more smoothly. Recent activity now has a stronger effect on the price, while older data gradually loses its importance. Previously, a price could change suddenly once outdated statistics were no longer incl
This will be our final post about earlier changes that happened before Infinigama received its Steam page. After this, we will finally move on to current news. A year ago, the game had only one server: a planet where players controlled robots and gathered resources. However, the
In the previous article, we talked about where the name Infinigama came from. It stayed from the period when the project was trying to become a platform for different games and tasks. At that time, the website had a small game where the player controlled a rover on a planet and c
The name Infinigama did not appear right away. Before it, there were Cell City, Planet Online, Virtles, NSTD, and other name variations. So there may be a logical question: why is the game now called Infinigama, and not Virtles or NSTD, even though it is not that different from t
Infinigama is the new name of a project with a very long history. A long time ago, it started as Cell City. Then came Planet Online, Virtles, NSTD, and other versions. They were different visually, technically, and in terms of features, but the core idea stayed similar: a living