Infinite Borders

Name: Infinite Borders
Rating: 2.7 (60 reviews)
Author: NetEase Games

By: NetEase Games

Eastern Warfare Strategy Game

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Features & Capabilities

With over 10 million downloads, Infinite Borders is a popular Eastern warfare strategy game set in the Three Kingdoms era. As a lord, you can recruit 300+ generals, form diverse lineups, and lead your troops to defeat foes, expand lands, and pen your epic history.

Build your estate, manage resources, and choose your role - fighter, farmer, diplomat, or spy. Experience upgraded 3D graphics, real-time weather, varied terrains, and immersive diplomacy and espionage as you rewrite history in this dynamic strategy game.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

NetEase Games

Rating:

2.70

(60)

Version:

8.2.3 Last updated: 2026-06-01

Version code:

886005003

Creation date:

2023-08-01

Compatible devices:

Size:

2.14GB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 229,297 ▼ 2,823

Other rankings

#92 in bing keyword 77 ▲

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Developed by:

NetEase Games

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/infinite-borders/id1080541643

Website:

https://www.infinitebordersgame.com

User Reviews

Overall sentiment is mixed. Some players praise the game's place in the Three Kingdoms genre and its potential, but recurring concerns include pay-to-win monetization with biased RNG, high costs, login/access problems (especially in China), and bugs. The top negatives are monetization, accessibility, and lack of polish, while a few reviewers see solid core gameplay and a path to greatness with future updates.

Pros

Regarded by reviewers as among the best Three Kingdoms games available.
Generally playable with few bugs and shows potential to be great.
Overall experience is pretty good for some players and offers solid core gameplay.

Cons

Pay-to-win monetization with biased draw rates; non-spenders have little progress and paying doesn't guarantee value.
Login/access issues and regional restrictions, notably difficulties for players in China.
Bugs and lack of polish reported by several players.
Customer service quality is poor and pricing is perceived as expensive.

Recent reviews

When Mistplay says you have 45 days to complete the tutorial it’s because that’s how long it takes (exaggeration but still long boring tutorial) despite choosing English there are still quite a few things that are in another language that I can’t read. The tutorial doesn’t really teach you how to play the game just a lot of “click here” prompts with little to no explanation and no ability to explore the aspects of what you’re doing until the tutorial is over then it just feels overwhelming. I’m not big into city building games like this so I’m not the target demographic but I can usually play through them for a while before losing interest. I can’t even gain interest in this one. I’m sure there’s a market for it, but personally this is amongst the worst games in this genre I’ve ever played. (Admittedly I didn’t get far before abandoning it. There could be some awesome aspects that I missed but I just can’t…)