Living In Infinity
Living In Infinity is a puzzle adventure focused on switching between parallel realities and using various items to solve mysteries. Play as Lin Meizhen, a 17-year-old high school student who eats a suspicious mushroom at home—only to find her familiar surroundings beginning to twist and distort.
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Media
6 itemsAbout the Game
About This Game
About 40 minutes
A short linear narrative adventure
Story Overview
From hunger, the world began to unravel.
The whole story started with a mushroom—strange, silent, and wrong. The moment Lin Meizhen ate it, her entire world began to twist into something unrecognizable—doors emerge where none should be; familiar things wear unfamiliar skins; shadows in the walls begin to breathe...
In a house where reality warps and shadows whisper, can she uncover the truth before the fog consumes her?
How to Play
Use specific items to shift between overlapping realities. Navigate a dual world to uncover puzzle clues, unlock new areas, and piece together the truth about yourself.
Key Features
u Shift between mirrored realities to uncover hidden truths.
u Solve puzzles, each a thread woven into the fabric of the story.
u Survive with only your instincts and the safety of a quiet hiding place.
u Immerse yourself in an emotional narrative, where warmth and hope flicker even in the darkest corners.
Character Profile
Lin Meizhen
Age: 17
A high school student with a deep love for literature and art.
Currently on leave of absence for unknown reasons.
Game Overview
Play as Lin Meizhen, a high school student who eats a suspicious mushroom at home—only to find her world twisting and distorting. A missing door? A strange room? Mushrooms appearing out of nowhere? When everyday objects reveal a hidden side, the truth may lie at the edge of hallucination.
