Who Is Behind the Infinity Kingdom Recruitment DMs? Questions About Transparency

I've been looking into something that several Infinity Kingdom players have been reporting, and I think it deserves a proper explanation from GTarcade.

This isn't another post about whales being too strong or the game being pay-to-win. It's about how some people are introducing strangers to Infinity Kingdom through private messages, and whether there are financial incentives behind those interactions.

I started looking into it because the reports are surprisingly similar.

THE DISCORD MESSAGES THAT KEEP COMING UP

Players on Reddit have described receiving unsolicited friend requests from strangers they encountered through unrelated gaming communities. The conversation often begins with an excuse about adding the wrong person, then turns into casual chat. Eventually, the stranger introduces Infinity Kingdom, asks the player to install it, and tries to get them into a particular alliance.

Some players report that the conversation later turns toward buying packs, unlocking an extra building queue, or spending to catch up.

Here are two discussions where players describe their experiences:

Reddit — We've all been having the same experience?

https://www.reddit.com/r/InfinityKingdom/comments/1ezoop1/weve_all_been_having_the_same_experience/

Reddit — Infinity Kingdom: block anyone who tells you to play it

https://www.reddit.com/r/MobileGaming/comments/1pgtu13/infinity_kingdom_block_anyone_who_tells_you_to/

These are player reports, not proof that every person recruiting for the game is acting dishonestly. But the recurring pattern is concerning, especially when an apparently personal conversation eventually becomes a sales pitch.

THEN I FOUND A PUBLIC RECRUITMENT LISTING

This is the part that made me look more closely.

A website called MoltenGame has a public recruitment page that specifically mentions Infinity Kingdom. Its Game Promoter role describes finding foreign players online, building rapport through chat, inviting them to download and register for the game, and collecting their game IDs.

The same page describes a Game Support role involving working with recruited players as in-game friends and promoting virtual items. It advertises a base salary, commissions for new players, and a percentage commission on in-game top-ups.

Source:

https://www.moltengame.com/company

I'm not going to pretend this proves that the people behind the Discord messages work for MoltenGame. Nor have I established that MoltenGame is authorized by GTarcade or Yoozoo.

But the overlap between the advertised duties and the experiences described by players is specific enough to warrant questions. Finding players through online communities, building rapport, collecting game IDs, and encouraging purchases is not merely a generic gaming job description. It closely resembles the sequence described in the reports.

There is another relevant lead. MyLead currently lists an Infinity Kingdom CPA affiliate campaign:

https://mylead.global/en/affiliate-program-infinity-kingdom

That establishes that a third-party affiliate network lists a campaign for the game. It does not establish that MoltenGame participates in that campaign, that the recruiters reporting these interactions belong to either organization, or that GTarcade authorized the particular methods described.

Those connections still need to be established.

WHY THE FINANCIAL INCENTIVES MATTER

GTarcade's forum has also hosted a player-authored analysis of a Top-Up event that described rewards for inviters when invited players used a shared link and purchased a shop pack:

https://forum.gtarcade.com/topic/200784

An in-game reward for inviting friends is not the same as a cash commission for recruiting strangers. And neither, by itself, proves that a particular Discord recruiter is being paid.

The important question is whether these separate systems connect in practice.

If someone approaches a stranger under the appearance of an ordinary friendship, but their actual role is to recruit players and encourage purchases for financial gain, the player deserves to know that. A commercial relationship should not be disguised as a personal one.

At the same time, we should be precise about responsibility. A third party could be using the game's name and monetization system without the publisher's knowledge. Alternatively, a third-party marketing arrangement could exist that has not been publicly explained. The evidence I've reviewed does not establish which situation applies here.

I also found allegations that powerful players are paid to migrate between servers and create spending pressure. Those allegations appear in the community, including this forum post:

https://forum.gtarcade.com/topic/205087

However, that post does not provide enough independently verified evidence to establish that GTarcade funds whales to manipulate servers. I'm not treating that claim as fact, and I don't want it confused with the recruitment evidence above.

WHAT I'D LIKE GTARCADE TO CLARIFY

I think a few straightforward answers would help players understand what is happening.

1. Does GTarcade or Yoozoo currently work with third-party recruitment agencies or CPA affiliate networks to acquire Infinity Kingdom players?
2. Is MoltenGame, or any organization using a similar recruitment model, an authorized marketing partner, contractor, or affiliate? If not, is its use of Infinity Kingdom's name authorized?
3. Are third-party recruiters permitted to approach strangers through Discord or other gaming communities, build personal relationships with them, and encourage purchases?
4. What rules govern referral rewards, affiliate commissions, and other financial incentives connected to new-player recruitment and in-game spending?
5. Where can players report suspicious recruitment messages, and what steps does GTarcade take to investigate potentially unauthorized or deceptive promotion?

I'm not asking GTarcade to disclose private contracts or confidential commercial information. I'm asking for enough transparency to distinguish genuine community recruitment from commercially motivated outreach that is presented as friendship.

WHY THIS DESERVES ATTENTION

A game depends on trust as much as it depends on new players.

People should be able to recommend Infinity Kingdom to friends, recruit alliance members, and discuss purchases without suspicion. But when similar unsolicited messages keep appearing and public recruitment material describes a remarkably similar process, the community deserves a clear explanation.

Even if these activities are entirely independent of the publisher, they can still damage the game's reputation. If an authorized marketing partner is involved, then the standards and oversight applied to that partner become important questions.

The right response is not to accuse every recruiter of being a scammer or claim that every powerful account is secretly funded. It's to establish who is doing what, who benefits financially, and what safeguards exist.

I'd like to hear from other players who have received these messages. If you share an experience, please describe the sequence of events and whether the conversation progressed to a purchase request. Avoid posting private personal information.

GTarcade, I hope someone from the team can clarify the official position on referral and affiliate recruitment. A straightforward explanation would go a long way toward addressing the uncertainty surrounding this issue.

Players should be able to enjoy the game and build alliances without having to wonder whether a new friendship is actually a sales funnel.