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game category: Indie Games

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Infinite Children is a science fiction audiobook video game about life extension. Every time anyone gets a Steam achievement, the game gets longer...for everyone, permanently.

release date: 6 May, 2019

developer: Peter Brinson

publisher: Southern Accident

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About This Game

Infinite Children is a science fiction audiobook video game about life extension. You play as members of a family questing for life extension treatments for their children - the great inheritance innovation of the age. Long-dead relatives as well as yet-to-be-born descendants alike send you messages through time, hoping to shape your way. In this American dream about the fear of being left behind, you will choose to give your child a very long life.

Infinite Children is short and too fast because the community has not earned enough achievements need to extend the game. Every time anyone gets a Steam achievement, the game gets longer...for everyone, permanently.

.....AND ON JUNE 13, with the 20,000th achievement earned, the game became fully extended. The proper, pensive version is now unlocked.

min system requirement:

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system

OS: Windows 10

Processor: Intel i3 or equivalent

Memory: 8 MB RAM

Graphics: dedicated video card

Storage: 1500 MB available space

recommanded system requirement:

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system

OS: Windows 10

Processor: Intel i5 or equivalent

Memory: 16 MB RAM

Graphics: nVidea 1050 or equivalent

Storage: 1500 MB available space

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Infinite Children user review

Hands down probably the s h i t t e s t game I've ever played. Nothing makes sense. At least the uninstall button works

Can the gift of life ever become a curse?

I had to idle it to make this review.

Very interesting game combined with a social experiment. Right now, the game is weird, but fascinating, a lot of things happen in a fast-forward mode. It is difficult to follow the story, all is very cryptic. When the community earns more achievements (which are easy to get, maybe 15 minutes to get all), the game will change. I do not know, what will happen? More story, more gameplay? Nobody knows. We will see. But right now i like this experimental game and hope a lot of people help to keep it going. Play it.

Interesting idea, horrible execution describes Infinite Children completely.

Will keep this review brief for now as the game has not been "fully unlocked," in the games own terms

I really like the concept here, but this was so painful. Very little in the way of instructions, which I guess is fine. Images flying around, constant interuptions..okay, that could be artistic license. I'd love to figure it all out.

My play through and how far I could get so far kinda a walking simulator that seems like an acid trip so far hopefully more people will get achievements.

Not much of a game, not much of an audiobook. I appreciate doing something different, and I hope the full story is any good when enough achievements are activated.

I am very very very very confused. I got a few achivo's, but I have no idea how or why or what's even going on.

I built my own rig for around $3k, can handle any game right now on the most beautiful settings currently offered. This game glitches so much my computer is like "WTF mate?".

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Infinite Children presents some pretty interesting topics to think about, definitely, but there isn't too much to keep the player engaged, and what is there is fairly unrefined. It isn't "fun," per se, but that's obviously not the point. The big point is that it's crude- and I'm not saying that's necessarily a bad thing, it's just not for everyone. The animations are crude, the gameplay and controls are crude, and the execution is crude.

well that was a trip

While the concept of a game getting longer was interesting to me, the implementation wasn't any fun.

infinite children... too bad my wifes barren...

This game is what I imagine being on LSD and having a computer virus in your brain feels like.