Infold Games has proudly claimed multiple honours at the 2025 NYX Game Awards, celebrating the studio’s creativity and craftsmanship across two of its titles, Love and Deepspace and Infinity Nikki.
Love and Deepspace earned the Grand Prize for Mobile – Best Experience and Gold Winner for Mobile – Best Game Design, recognising its emotional depth, cinematic storytelling, and technical excellence. Launched globally on January 18, 2024 for iOS and Android, the title invites players into a richly rendered interstellar romance where connection and courage intertwine. Its recognition at NYX highlights the game’s innovation in blending narrative intimacy with high-fidelity visuals on mobile platforms.
Meanwhile, Infinity Nikki captured Gold awards for PC Game – Best Art Direction and PC Game – Open World, a testament to its stunning visual identity and imaginative world-building. Infinity Nikki continues Infold’s legacy of artistry and exploration, presenting a seamless blend of open-world gameplay and fashion-driven creativity that has captivated global audiences ahead of release.
“These awards reflect our team’s passion for creating experiences that connect with players on both an emotional and artistic level,” said a spokesperson for Infold Games. “From Love and Deepspace’s intimate sci-fi romance to Infinity Nikki’s boundless open world, we’re honoured to see both celebrated by the NYX jury.”
Blind Judging Process
The NYX Game Awards implements a blind judging process to ensure impartiality and recognise creators purely for their craft and contribution to the global gaming landscape. Each entry is evaluated by expert developers, critics, and industry professionals based solely on quality and relevance to the judging criteria.
“Games are more than pixels on a screen. They’re worlds you can enter, experiences you can feel, and stories that linger long after the console shuts off. From epic AAA titles to outstanding indie stories, the NYX Game Awards celebrates all creators transforming ambition into experience, and imagination into worlds we want to explore again and again,” said Thomas Brandt of the IAA, which organises the NYX Game Awards.
