
Infinity: Battlescape is a multiplayer space combat sim supporting hundreds of players on a single server. Join one of the corporate factions and fight for domination of a seamless, true-to-scale procedural star system. Participate in massive space and planetary battles involving hundreds of ships.
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Languages: English*, German, Simplified Chinese, Russian, French, Spanish - Spain*languages with full audio support
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they added an incredible single player mode that removes the need for other players, exactly what the game needed.
[h1] One of the coolest space games Ive ever played. [/h1] This game fills a need that I have wanted ever since I was a kid playing Battlefront 2, or as an adult playing Stellaris. You pilot all these different ships in [b]massive[/b] space battles. Everything from the lowest fighter up to the highest carrier. In a battle high in the atmosphere of a desert planet, we were fighting to take the enemies base on the ground. Huge cannons fixed on the base, firing all the way up into orbit and pulverizing our fleet. I dropped out of warp to reinforce our capital ships in my own cruiser, loaded with missiles and triple barrel cannons. Debris from destroyed ships fills the space around us, reactor explosions and torpedo impacts reflect through the smoky haze. Some people complain that the game is dead and that you shouldnt buy it because its a multiplayer game with no players. I have not even tried playing multiplayer, the game has a huge sandbox full of AI in the battles. You don't need other players at all to enjoy this game. Dead or not, I fully recommend this game.
I just have to say, I put off getting this because of no VR support but, MAN, was that a bad idea. I don't think I've ever played a more immersive simulation of interplanetary combat in my life. The richness of the sound design, particles, physics and rendering is peerless, the HOTAS remapping and support is stellar, the AI aggressiveness and strategy in moment-to-moment combat and global war is exemplary, and dear GOD does this soundtrack sing. Listen, I know this sounds hyperbolic but, I'm not kidding in the slightest, this is Triple-A cinema at it's peak. The voice acting is rousing, even though there is almost none - I'm eager to hear more lore and voice work from this team. I have over 4,000 hours in X4, and I own most VR space sims worth anything, including Elite Dangerous and Star Citizen. This game has, in one day, pulled my attention away from everything and has my jaw on the floor. If you want to feel what it might be like to actually fight and survive in one of those cinematic space battles we've seen in everything since we were kids, and keep feeling like everything is missing the mark, I urge you to play a single match of this game. And, I DARE you to refund it after.
Want the Elite dangerous or X4 combat experience without having to put in hundreds of hours, here's the solution. its really fun in single player mode too. Still getting updates, I personally recommend for fans of the space combat sim genre.
Want an unadulterated space combat game with no extra bs whatsoever? Buy this. Not only is this game insanely fun but graphically its an absolute spectacle. There really is no other game out there that makes you feel like you're personally taking part in a massive sci-fi fleet engagement as a single vessel among hundreds.
This is one of the absolute best space combat games available, hands down. From ship variety, weapon choice, and HUD customization... even the settings/keybind's are insanely customizable. You can start a battle over a space station, only an hour later to end up in atmosphere attacking a planet base (the entering the atmosphere effects are a nice touch). The only shame is that this game has about zero players... I wish that weren't the case, as if any game deserves a chance, its absolutely this one.
Ded. Developers are telling wait for 1.0 but i have been waiting since 2023. Good luck i will wait for that 1.0 release to check playerbase and change my review but currently i have no hope. By dead i mean playerbase but i feel like i should write it more openly...
i'm can only recommend if you want a taste of the best (and most spectacular) space combat sim ever made, but only a taste. the game is actually very fleshed out as it has been in perpetual EA, but i expect it will stay there due to the low online numbers it eventually garnered. which is a shame cause the devs absolutely nailed the FPS space shooter concept. i still jump in from time to time just to get the awful taste of SC's or ED's combat mechanics out of my system. and still the best gravity effects around.
Very cinematic and fun in singleplayer. But it looks like development has slowed down for a while.
Awesome space combat game, probably one of the best out there for very large fleet battles. Ignore the people saying it's a dead multiplayer game, because it is completely viable in single player as well. Very fun game, recommend supporting this small dev team.
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