Разработчик: MistFly Games
Описание
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Особенности игры
- Потрясающая сюжетная линия из более чем 30 миссий в нескольких атмосферных и абсолютно разных локациях.
- Современный и увлекательный геймплей массивных космических баталий на просторах космоса.
- Исследование - отдохните от основных заданий и займитесь поиском чертежей для новых кораблей, добывайте руду с астероидов и улучшайте свое снаряжение.
- Битвы с боссами - отточите свое мастерство, сразившись с наиболее сильными противниками.
- Большое количество кораблей и различного оружия с возможностью их улучшения.
- Полная поддержка геймпада.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, russian, french, german, spanish - spain, portuguese - portugal, portuguese - brazil, spanish - latin america
Системные требования
Windows
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: Windows Vista or newer, 64-bit
- Процессор: Intel Core i3
- Оперативная память: 2 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: GeForce GTX 480
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 4 GB
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС *: Windows Vista or newer, 64-bit
- Процессор: Intel Core i5
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: GeForce GTX 770
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 4 GB
Mac
Linux
Отзывы пользователей
Not sure if they're ever going to update or patch this game. It's a lot of fun, but I really wish they'd incorporated a target lock system. No ability to lock onto a target, target nearest enemy, cycle targets, or target subsystems. This is a crucial feature which almost every space combat game has, not sure why it isn't here. Other than that, the game is a load of fun and if you like Everspace, you'll like this.
This simple, arcade, 3rd person space shooter is fun. The story reminds me of a few other games but the game play itself is great so far, I'm at the end of the 2nd level of the campaign. If you are looking for something a casual gamer can easily get into and gain a few hours of fun from, I'd recommend this game.
gameplay is solid but lacks content. 2 rocket launchers. about 10 guns but there is no need to change them since they don't grow in dps. only 2 guns per ship. and ships has little to no difference. the all have the same slots (2 gun, 1 secondary(missile)).
Enemy shot frequently pass through solid objects.
TLDR Extremely underdevelopped
Subdivision Infinity is a spaceship game in the likes of Galaxy of Fire 2, which I´ve just finished and liked very much.
You are a pilot, of course, and you start with a feeble ship which, of course again, you will want to upgrade and improve, buy better equipment, evolve, etc.
I mentioned Galaxy of Fire 2, but Subdivision Infinity is not a sandbox game, it has a linear campaign progression. You have the option of doing "exploration", a.k.a side mission on each sector (haven´t played those yet), but overall you don´t have too much liberty to roam the galaxy freely.
The combat is fast and furious, if you stop moving you are in trouble.
The visuals are very good, being a newer game, the explosions e.g. are very well done.
The controls are very similar to most ship sims, which is great. I can play w/ m+k and it is satisfying.
Pity that the lame dialogues between you and your robot sidekick have a complete lack of chemistry. In that sense, GoF 2 was way better.
I´ve tried about nine or ten games of this genre, and Subdivision Infinity made it into the final five (the others were "Galaxy of Fire 2", "Darkstar One", "The Battle of Sol" and "Disputed Space", this last one being purely arcade).
So I recommend this game. Its strongest points are the frantic combat and elaborated graphics. I´m not sure about the ship improvement mechanism, tho. We´ll see.
UPDATE: I´m past half the campaign and my ship is now not strong enough to keep going. So I´m resorting to Exploration missions, where you can mine asteroids for money to upgrade ship and gear (you can also look for blueprints to craft specific ship, but I´m not doing that). It´s a good way to "relax", you mine asteroids and deal with the eventual ships that appear to bug you. You can leave the Exploration mission at any moment and carry what you already got with you. It´s a fair grinding system.
After playing SI to the bitter end, I felt I can no longer recommend this game, such wasted potential.
SI is a space combat game that is rather reminiscent of a 3rd person Wing Commander. Combat is quite good, lots of enemies, scaled properly, but the extra features felt tacked on and does not mesh well.
Purely as a space combat game, SI is quite good. Pace is fast, and on easy, game is not impossible... Until the very last mission, which is when you realize that this game has NO checkpoint save system. If you die, you restart at the VERY beginning of the mission, The game does remind you before that, but if you play on easy, this is probably the ONLY time you start cursing.
So you need better craft and/or weapons. Except you don't have access to those unless you play "Exploration" missions, two of those for each of the five systems. Exploration has three purposes: 1) to recover crates hidden somewhere on the map, by sending out radar beacons (cost 5000 each) so you can fly to the crate and nab its contents, 2) mine asteroids to make money and/or rare elements for crafting the ships, 3) kill a lot of enemies so you can accumulate a surplus of "gear crates" and "ship evo kits" which are also needed for weapon and ship upgrades.
The crate may be in the open that you can just fly up to it. The crate may be stashed hidden from view inside a structure. The crate may be stashed in a minefield. The crate may be hidden behind a hangar door that much be unlocked with a "passcard". Or the crate could be hidden deep within tunnels of an asteroid that makes you wonder if your space shooting game morphed into Descent. Your radar beacon does give you an exact location, but you are not sure how to get there... until you get there. And when there may be MULTIPLE hangar doors opening into the interior of the asteroid, this 3D puzzle can be quite... frustrating. What's worse, these asteroids 3D scavenger hunt are in map 2 and 3, not 4 and 5.
Oh, and you have to deal with enemies... who comes in INFINITE waves, in exploration maps. If you kill one wave, the next one appears. And every once in a while, a miniboss shows up.
When enemy fighters and capships starts launching missiles, while you're still in the tunnels (so they can't hit you), you get constant "missile warning" that you can't turn off. And that... is VERY VERY annoying.
The ship designs don't match their names. Tornado X and Tornado don't look related at all. Same with Supernova and Supernova X. Clearly, whoever named these ships got very lazy.
Also, what's the point of getting ship evo kits when they are barely used? New ship only need about a dozen, and to "evolve' a ship is just to add cargo and armor, and also barely uses the stuff. At least the gear crates are used for weapon upgrades ,and that has FIVE levels so uses a lot more gear crates.
Yet you end up with a large surplus of ship evo kits if you just play long enough. And the whole thing turns into a grind... Where you endure the annoyances of searching for crates, avoiding missiles and enemies, kill a wave all except one, and just avoid his shooting while still mining asteroids by circle-strafing the asteroid using the mining tool (mining laser). Until you realize you don't see any mine-able asteroids near you, so you try to do a scan all around you, 360x360, while dodging enemy fire, WHILE somehow turn the ship with your right stick WHILE holding down the A button to "mining scan" (which is on the right side too).
This gets really crazy when an enemy capship shows up and starts lobbing missiles at you. And those really hurt... and in the frenzy of dodging missiles you lost track of any mine-able asteroids.
The game clearly isn't quite balanced right, in both combat and economy. The combat during exploration is just TOO hectic that you're forced to exploit the pattern by "kill all except one" and economy requires too much on grinding the exploration missions. Such wasted potential.
There's a distinct lack of space sim/shooters a'la Wingcommander out there, so I'm not too picky. This one, however, has a few glaring design problems that brings it down from a "Meh, it's OK" to "Steer clear unless on a deep sale".
Customizability of ships: At the end of the first sector, you'll be able to buy/craft ships with 2 weapon mounts instead of 1. After this point, *all* ships have two primary mounts and one secondary, the only difference as far as I could tell having slightly more shields, top speed etc. Further, there doesn't appear to be any way to decouple the weapons, so I found the only thing to do was to equip two of the same weapon.
"Exploration" missions: Basically "free flight" with constantly spawning weak enemies where you're spending ½-1 hour looking for tiny crates hidden away in huge structures. You can scan for crates, but you can only get scanner charges from the crates themselves or by spending a substantial amount of credits in the shop.
And finally the thing that inspired me to write this review:
No mid-mission checkpoints: This isn't a problem at first, since the missions are generally short. However, in the third sector there are two missions where you spend a few minutes literally just staring at a "Scanning" bar while it fills up. In the second of those two missions there's then a decently challenging fight, where if you die - you guessed it - you get to spend another 3-4 minutes staring at a slowly growing bar.
needs more content.
I feel in the six hours i played the game there just not enough to keep the interest into replaying.
Once you log out it's like why am i playing this game for?
Pros:
Nice concept
Cons:
Lack of content
Needs more territory
More ships
More stuff to do
I had this whole review thought out and rehearsed a day or two ago, but my mind's a mess and I lost it, so I'll keep this (relatively) brief.
A third-person space shooter with nice graphics and pretty swell tunes, not a bad story but perhaps a little light on editing in terms of missing words, overall a decent experience although somewhat short and a bit more challenging as things move on. It's nothing ground-breaking, but it's a good way to pass some time. Controls are smooth (at least in my experience, I only used a controller) and aside from some stubborn obstacles and two escort missions the game was relatively simple and not at all a major bother to get through.
In particular enemies that semi-frequently hit you with an EMP that disables automatic tracking are a serious nuisance, and in the later game there're enemies with missile launchers that can track you across the entire map even if they can't hit you, which is itself not as bad as it could be but every time a missile is tracking you--whether or not it can hit you, for instance if you're inside of something--it causes your HUD to beep an alarm at you until there's not a single missile still tracking you, which is more of a headache-inducer than a credible threat.
In its favor, although there is a degree of grinding to get the good stuff, that grind is not exceptionally hard to overcome, especially thanks to the exploration maps, which allow you to gather resources that you can sell or, in certain cases, use to craft new ships. And you can feasibly get by using nothing but the starting ship and weapons if you're good enough, I'd wager (which I'm not lol), so upgrading just makes things even easier, relatively speaking.
Altogether, a fairly solid game imo. Definitely recommended if you're big on space-themed shooters.
(As an aside, I would totally buy the soundtrack if it were available, hint-hint-nudge-nudge)
Fun but runs poorly despite my specs being a bit above the recommended. I think with a better rig this would be a blast.
TLDR: it's a 3rd'person First person spaceship shooter. iN Space.With lots of guns and spaceships. Tons of fun @VSYNC 60FPS- nvidia control panel for fast vsync, SMOOTH AS ICE: Willing to sacrifice.
You can play a brave space elite ranger- and it might even be easy for you.
Recommended_ Great game, very straight into the action of space hunting, with your upgradeable weapons, new ships,
Resources are gold, blueprints, ship stuff, after destroying enemies, you basically space-salvage, to help your journey forward.
The graphics are top notch- 1080p- immersive, beyond. You move your mouse and it responds. I played the default settings vsync on and it looks gorgeous every quick rotation.
It's leaps and bounds simple. But after the campaign missions it further gives you explorer areas to run around in.
Your dialogue is with a robot on this mining station you rescued, but he's beyond incapable. He's your R2D2 giving you readings on this sector you have secured, but all the work in progress is completed by captain You,
Lots of fun. New weapons, lots of stuff in the shop to buy from in-game stuff, Recycle old weapons - see statistics on current , and compare the values between this and ships.
The ships are not modular though. It's a stock-ship - you can only modify weapons. You get like radar boost items, and what not, but it will all be dependent on the current ship-type , and eventually you're going to get to the big ships. Probably one frigate per sector of campaign. I had to beat Boss of Chapter 1 before i could upgrade the ship tier.
You also have energy levels for the shields, and boosters, Shift to speed.
Very controller-friendly game. I couldn't turn in off. But you move QWE ASD ship can rotate on whichever axis you face with QE and AD is for strafing .:)
Steam-Controller Supported -Xbox- And PS4- if you play it as xbox;
Only missing point of this game: AChievements which can still give it a straight up 95/100 XL score, due to no real bugs. Simple, straight forward, rocket dodging, RPG of space. Freelancer of the Light-Wave represents . It's bug-free up till now. Upgrade, re-sell weapons, new ships, go into mission. Loads within 5 seconds and you're already looking at where the enemies are coming from.
This game seems really fun, but I cannot play it for more than 5 minutes without it crashing.
I tried to contact support via the Steam provided link, but it just takes you to a sketchy looking website with nothing but questionable looking links to other games. Was unable to find a google fix for this issue, but did update my gpu driver and ensure that my pc met (and exceeded) all of the recommended specs to play this game.
I am refunding this purchase, although I would prefer just being able to play the game without having to jump through hoops.
I started playing having low expectations and i was pleasantly surprised! Very fun game with nice progression and upgrades. Reached endgame in about 10 hours. I hope for more chapters or sequel.
First things first, this is a port of a game that was available first on mobile. Lets get this out of the way, though, the improvements that the devs have made in porting it to the PC ABSOLUTELY redeem the game from its overly market-focused mobile brother's shortcomings. Controls feel smooth, the visual effects in the game are a little over-post-processed but otherwise stellar, the story is passable, and the side-game optionals are interesting if you don't mind the small grind required.
There are relatively few issues I have with the game, all of which are very minor, so in no particular order...
>The AI's are unable to think in a group setting, allowing cover to be over-exploited [especially since they aim with their ship, not with their guns]
>Protection missions are unreasonably hard compared to the rest of the missions available, all of which are a breeze
>Difficulty option has no apparent change to the game
>Key rebinding doesnt always work; for example, inventory in exploration is always tab, even if you set reload to tab and inv to i
>Mouse buttons cannot be bound, and you can only use your primary joystick if hooked up. no mix and match controllers allowed.
>The station interface has buttons for most things, but requires keyboard input for certain things, even though I feel like I should be able to click on "buy" for example. a little jarring.
Even so, the game itself is a great linear mission-based space combat game with a few extra goodies thrown in. for the low price of 15$, it makes for a great addition to my library.
The game is "okay" for the price, but not very deep. For a space sim, the physics are meh, e.g. once something starts to accelerates in space, it should keep moving until a counter-thrust stops the ship. Also your own ship can actually get in the way of your line of site, i.e. blocks the target which simply shouldn't happen. Imagine a gun in an FPS getting in the way of your target! Seems like it was designed for mobile (not that I have anything against mobile games). There's lots of room for improvement. Story isn't very engaging. In many instances, levels are very long with no way to save.
The game is a 3D space shooter in which we have to fly a ship in space and fight with opponents, protecting our base and completing various missions. In the game, we have 2 types of shooting: rockets and a blaster machine gun. The game gives us the opportunity to choose the type of ship and its weapons, as well as improve them. Missions are not monotonous, but they are few. The game is well optimized. In general, I liked the game, I can recommend it.
Space action simulator with an open world - beautiful vast space with excellent graphics, dynamic bright battles with extravaganzas of lasers and explosions, convenient and easy to learn controls that do not make you break your fingers, as well as a fascinating story - not too tricky, but suitable. In general, it’s a pleasant game in every sense, it is likely that fans of space simulators will like it.
I just gave a chance to this game and I'm happy I didn't skip it. I was looking for some space battles game with descent graphics, without too much deep gameplay, but with many spaceships and simple crafting system. Subdivision Infinity provided me all of this. The graphics are more than just good. Hangar has 10 spaceships and I must admit - each of them look cool! In the shop I've found variations of guns to purchase. 10/10 weapons design, by the way! And the most important part - space battle gameplay - it's not annoying, it's competitive and it has the BOSSES! Simply well made game, which I'm gonna recommend to all space battles genre players.
Its like a cheap version of Everspace, way evercheaper. Like this game was made during free time by same developers :) Totally unbalanced, full of bugs, its not worth 13 EUR, 5-6 eur would be tops.
I was so excited to Play this brand new space game(i LOVE space games) but then as I took a gander at the hangar to see all the ships that would be mine in the future, I realized that it all seems so familiar. That is when I realized that this is a $15 port of a FREE mobile game that I had played about 6 months ago on my android phone. I don't think it took me more than a few hours to finish the campaign (which is like the same 4 or 5 mission types with different sky boxes for each section of the galaxy map)
It was an entertaining few hours, but I cant recommend buying this game. If you really want to play it then go get it for free on your phone. I think I remember liking the controls better on the phone anyway.
I normally don't play these type of games but I have to admit, that once you get the hang of it, it's a lot of fun. Runs smoothly on my rig and looks good on my 1440p 144htz 32" 16:9 curved monitor. Worth the price, good game to blow off some Steam....no pun intended...FYI I recommend keyboard and mouse..
Great graphics.
Responsive.
Intuitive controls.
Clean GUI with just enough information.
Runs fantastic.
Smooth as butter.
Good music.
Only con... I wish it had an option for cockpit camera in addition to the trailing camera.
Overall a GREAT little game. I just played it for a few minutes but it's that good that it has already impressed me.
Will leave more details as I progress into missions and content.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | MistFly Games |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 18.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 74% положительных (35) |