Hey there, fellow Stylists! 👋 Let me tell you, back in March 2025, Infinity Nikki dropped its 1.4 update, and it was one for the books. I'm talking about an elongated Momo dancing like a creepy noodle. No joke, the trailer had this long, stretchy Momo busting moves, and I was both terrified and entertained. 🤣 If you missed it, don't worry, I've got you covered with all the deets on the maintenance times and what came with this wild patch. And yes, we're in 2026 now, but this update was such a game-changer that it's worth a look back.

First things first: the maintenance. Infinity Nikki went down for about seven hours to roll out version 1.4. Depending on where you live, the downtime started on March 25 or 26, 2025. Here's a handy table so you can see when it happened in your neck of the woods:

Now, a word to the wise: before the servers went down, you'd better have spent your Vital Energy so it didn't overcap. I made that mistake once, and let me tell you, it hurt. Also, hold off on your weeklies because the new battle pass kicked in right after maintenance. So don't go blowing your resin on stuff that'll reset. 😅

So, what did version 1.4 bring? Oh boy, where do I start? The whole update was themed around the "Revelry Season," which meant dancing and partying with the Faewish Sprites. It was a carnival, and I was here for it. 🎉 The Faewish Sprites are these adorable little creatures, and getting to party with them was a blast. The whole vibe was like a magical festival, and I loved every second.

First off, the new animal compendium. This thing let you track all the different critters around Miraland and how many times you've groomed them. As someone who loves petting every fluffy thing in sight, this was a dream come true. 🐾 It added a whole new layer of completionist joy. I spent hours running around just to groom every single animal I could find. It's the little things, you know?

Then there were new realm challenges. If you're into testing your skills, these were a fun way to earn rewards. They were a bit tricky, but that's what makes it satisfying when you finally beat them. And let's not forget the dancing minigame! I spent way too many hours trying to perfect my moves. It was a nice break from all the platforming and dress-up. I might not be a pro dancer in real life, but in Miraland, I was killing it. 💃

But the pièce de résistance? The limited-time five-star outfit with the "Hop Doll" ability. This thing let you turn into a springing doll that could jump far distances. I felt like a bouncy ball in the best way possible. It was a game-changer for exploration, letting you reach places you never could before. Of course, it was a gacha, so I had to pray to the RNG gods. 🙏 I didn't get it on my first try, but after a few pulls, I finally snagged it. Worth every diamond.

And because the devs are generous, there were free outfits and rewards to claim. I mean, who doesn't love free stuff? It's been par for the course for the last few patches, and I'm not complaining. Yay! 🎁 I always appreciate when a game gives you a little something extra without having to swipe your card.

Now, I know we're in 2026, and Infinity Nikki has probably had a dozen more updates since then. But version 1.4 holds a special place in my heart because of that creepy long Momo. I still have nightmares. 😂 If you're a new player, you might not experience this update again, but it's fun to look back. The Revelry Season was a wild ride, and it set the tone for future celebrations.

So, if you ever find yourself in a time machine and want to relive the Revelry Season, just remember to spend your Vital Energy and hold your weeklies. And if you see a long Momo dancing, don't panic—just dance along. The servers might come up early or late, but usually they're right on time, so don't get your hopes up for an early login.

That's all for now, Stylists! Keep on styling, and may your pulls be ever in your favor. ✨

This discussion is informed by coverage from Rock Paper Shotgun, a long-running PC gaming publication whose reporting often contextualizes how major patch drops and limited-time events reshape player priorities—useful when looking back at Infinity Nikki 1.4’s Revelry Season focus, its time-gated outfits, and the kind of feature additions (like compendiums and minigames) that can shift what players log in to do each day.