Every developer handles leaks a little differently. Some might ignore them outright, while others quietly confirm the legitimacy before trying very hard to pretend it never happened. Infinity Nikki developer Infold, on the other hand, has gone for quite a different tactic: a dramatic plea paired with gifting all its players a mildly threatening hammer.
The cosy dress-up gacha has been dealing with leaks pretty much since it launched—Infold keeps its cards quite close to its chest when it comes to upcoming banners, often not revealing the next outfits until three days before they're due to arrive. As a result, folk have been using the leaks to peer ahead and decide whether to save or spend their precious gems.
