Infinity Kingdom – Children’s Day Festival 2025.

🎈Table of Contents – Children’s Day Festival 2025

1. Introduction
2. Sign-In Rewards
3. The Celebration Pass – Value That Grows With You
4. Glorious Challenge – Coins, Strategy, Timing
5. Pinnacle Trial – One Shot, Steady Growth
6. Treasure Hunter – Risky Treats for Big Spenders
7. Celebration Shop – Pick the Right Candy
8. Bundles & Spending – Sugar Rush or Burnout?
9. Maël’s Final Take – Smart Choices, Sweet Gains

🎈Introduction – Rainbows, Rewards, and Resonance

Running from June 11 to June 20, the Children’s Day Festival brings back the familiar mechanics of past events — but dresses them in candy colors and bright skies.

Don’t let the playful vibe fool you. Behind the childlike theme lies the same serious event structure we’ve come to expect. This means daily actions, long-term planning, and plenty of ways to either spend wisely… or regret it later.

Let’s unwrap what’s inside.

🎈Sign-In Rewards – Daily Candy for Progress

Log in each day. Grab 2 Resonance Crystals. That’s 20 total over the course of the event.

It’s free. It’s instant. It’s easy.

Maël’s Take: Even if you ignore everything else in the event, don’t forget to click this. It’s the easiest 20 Crystals you’ll ever earn.

🎈The Celebration Pass – Value That Grows With You

The event’s Celebration Pass mirrors the traditional 30-level system, with Free and Premium tracks:

Free Track:

• 60 Resonance Crystals.

In Total, through the daily signins, the free Battle Pass and the celebration shop, players can earn a total of 90 Resonance Crystals.

Premium ($49.99):

•  145 Resonance Crystals
• 6,000 Gems
• 60 Random Holy/Shadow Immortal Fragments
• Skyriver Palace Castle Skin (Physical Attack up to +15%, Magical Attack up to +15%, Death Rate up to -6%)

This is the first UPGRADABLE Castle Skin to be introduced by Infinity Kingdom. It can be upgraded to level 10. More on this later in the article.

You gain EXP by completing 7 quests daily. Cap is 700 EXP/day. You’ll need 7,000 EXP to finish the pass — so you’ve got room to skip a day or two.

Maël’s Take: If you don’t already own a +2% HP skin, this is an easy recommendation. The visual design of Skyriver Palace fits the theme and offers real utility. The Crystal-to-dollar ratio is solid, and the Holy/Shadow fragments are premium.

Glorious Challenge – Coins, Strategy, Timing

This section hasn’t changed — and that’s a good thing.

• 5 free tickets per day which refresh at 0:00 UTC
• Normal Mode unlocked Day 1
• Hard Mode unlocked Day 3
• Tickets expire daily if unused
• You can buy extras with Gems in the Shop

Maël’s Take: Spend Gems only once Hard Mode is open. Use raid feature to speed up. If you stock up on tickets too early, you’re just burning value. So, use your extra tickets from the Celebration Shop after Day 3 when Hard Mode is live. It gives better coin drops and rewards.

Pinnacle Trial – One Shot, Steady Growth

You get 1 challenge attempt per day. It resets at 00:00 UTC.

The battles are PvE encounters against Immortals equipped with powerful passive skills. They’re challenging, but the rewards make it worth the effort:

• 18 Resonance Crystals
• Holy/Shadow Immortal Fragments
• Random Immortal Fragments

Maël’s Take: Attempt every day, no exceptions. Even if your team isn't strong enough to win, it costs you nothing to try — and the rewards are excellent if you succeed early.

Treasure Hunter – Risky Treats for Big Spenders

Same mechanic as before:

• Spend Crystals → Open chests
• Shared pool across servers
• Grand prizes reset every 2 hours
• Each Crystal spent = 1 ranking point
• Daily rewards for Ranking
• Rewards for Overall Ranking

What’s new?

They’ve added Epic Immortal Selection Chests to the second-tier prize pool — a welcome addition for mid-tier spenders.

Odds for top-tier prizes are still under 3%. You can spend up to $99.99 for 210 Crystals — but unless you’re chasing the leaderboard, it’s a gamble.

Another new small feature is the real-time probability % to drop remaining items of the rewards pool.

Earlier in the article, we noted that the Skyriver Palace Castle Skin is the first upgradeable castle skin introduced. It can be leveled up to level 10, with stats improving at each stage.

If you buy the Battle Pass for $50, you’ll unlock level 1, a solid Castle Skin with +5% Physical and Magical Attack and Death Rate Mitigation. But that’s just level 1. This skin, Skyriver Palace, can be upgraded all the way to level 10, reaching up to +15% Attack and -6% Death Rate.

To upgrade it? You’ll need to re-obtain the skin through the Daily Ranking rewards in Treasure Hunter.

That makes it the most expensive Castle Skin ever. Basically, to max the skin, a player would need to rank 1st in every Daily Ranking throughout the event, translating into thousands of $.

Even the Shadow Skin—locked behind VIP 15 and months of grinding—costs less in comparison.

At level 1, it’s still a good deal for most players. But maxing it out? That’s whale territory only.

It’s clear: cheaper Chaos Immortals, now upgradable skins, those seasonal events, even if rewarding for low spenders, are the new monetization layer.

Cool for top spenders...

But what happens to the gap with Free-to-Play and low spenders?

Mael's Take: This setup clearly favors heavy spenders. The cost per draw is steep, and most players will only get basic resources or speedups. If you're Free-to-Play, don’t bother. If you're a light spender, hold onto your Crystals and try sniping the daily leaderboard near the end—when fewer players are competing.

Celebration Shop – Pick the Real Candy

Your Souvenir Coins are limited. Prioritize the good stuff.

Top Picks:

• 500 Stardust
• 2x Artifact Selection Chests
• 90 Resonance Crystals (unless you’re Chaos-focused)

Skip or Optional:

• Resources Chests
• Cosmetic items

You’ll earn ~12K Coins through efficient Hard Mode raids. Plan accordingly.

Maël’s Take: Same advice as the Hunting Festival: skip the overpriced Crystals unless you’re deep into Chaos. Prioritize long-term value like Stardust and Artifacts.

Bundles & Spending – Sugar Rush or Burnout?

Same 6 bundles return. Here’s what’s likely:

• Best Value: $2.99 and $4.99 packs
• Worst Value: $9.99 and $19.99
• Exclusive $49.99 bundle with 100 Crystals + cosmetic

Most bundles scale poorly as the price increases.

Maël’s Take: Stick to the low-tier packs unless you’re getting the Pass. The mid-tier bundles feel like filler — high cost, poor return.

Maël’s Final Take – Smart Choices, Sweet Gains

Children’s Day might look light-hearted, but it’s a serious event when it comes to value.

🟢 Free-to-Play:

Claim your daily crystals. Raid Hard Mode. Finish the pass. Buy Stardust and Artifacts.

🟡 Moderate Spenders:

Get the Celebration Pass. Grab $3–$5 bundles. Maybe try a Treasure Hunt late in the event.

🔴 Whales:

This is your moment. a Unique Upgradable Castle Skin, Crystals, Chaos, cosmetics — it’s all here, wrapped in candy.

🎈 The biggest trap? Thinking it’s just fluff. Don’t get distracted by the colors. This event delivers real gains — if you play it right.

Let me know what you’ve pulled, what you bought, and how your celebration’s going.

For more insights, check out my previous articles here or discover exciting content on my newly created YouTube Channel.

Stay epic,

- download Infinity Kingdom now and script your legend.

Until next time — Maël, Press Officer | Server 243

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