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Explore infinite possibilities as superhumans & subhumans fight for control!
By Mei-Lin Chua
Contributing editor, apps and storefronts
Infinite Lives is an action game for Android in which superhumans and subhumans compete for control of a shared city. The listing describes it as a 3D game, so movement and combat happen in three dimensions rather than on a flat plane. It is rated PEGI 18.
The game is built around the city itself. Most of the action takes place across its locations, with the player fighting other characters for ground and for the powers that let them keep it.
The build we hold is Infinite Lives 1.0.8 (APKS split bundle) for Android 10 and up.
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The listing says the combat system draws on wrestling, and it describes the fighting as fully three-dimensional. Players fight with the hundreds of weapons scattered through the city.
The scenery can be destroyed. The developer presents this as part of the action, so buildings and objects in the environment are targets as well as cover.
You write your own origin story as you try to survive in a city dominated by supernatural violence. Powers can grow, and the listing says they can also be lost in a cycle that does not end.
The roster includes hundreds of heroes and villains, each trying to rule the city with their own unique powers. Allegiances between them change often, so the same rivals may not stay enemies.
The map is split into dozens of locations. The player fights over each corner to secure it for their chosen cause, and the listing notes that control of a corner can change hands as allegiances move.
This territory side of the game sits alongside the combat and the powers. Taking ground, keeping it and losing it again is the loop the listing describes.