Infinity Game Table Review

The Infinity Game Table is extremely easy to put together out of the box, and comes with a bunch of extras, including coasters, game blockers with stands, and a wipe cloth. Plug the table into a power source and press the power button to get started. We had a little difficulty setting up on boot, but if you find yourself in an impossible wifi loop, try a factory reset. After we did that, we had zero further issues.

The Infinity Game Table requires you to register and make an account, which takes no time. Once that’s done, you have a selection of 95 games to download to the system. About half of them are free to download, while others require a one time fee. You can change your backdrop or avatar icon in the settings menu. You can also manage your friends list, so you can play other people with the Infinity Game Table virtually. But of course, you can also have your friends over and play in person!

Many of the free to download games are true classics, like Monopoly, Sorry, Chess, Checkers, Clue, and many more. Each game has their own unique music and sound effects. If you prefer, you can access the settings within a game and disable either. The volume control on the table can lower or raise the volume of both to your ideal level. Need to run in the middle of a game? Either go into sleep mode, or exit out of the game and select saved games when you come back to pick up where you left off. There’s so much room for customization with the Infinity Game Table. Last thing to mention, the table includes 2 usb ports and a micro SD card slot, presumably for upcoming features, or to expand storage space. There’s also a space to place an external battery (sold separately.)