Infinite Lagrange
We have extended our presence to one-third of the Milky Way with a gigantic transportation network—the Lagrange System. Different forces strike to make their own way in the world and desire the control of the Lagrange system.
You, emerging as one of the force leaders, find yourself in a time of challenges and opportunities. Your fleet pioneers into the space unknown where war and sabotage may lie ahead. Are you determined to achieve something great out there or go back to the safety of home?
From 0 to Infitnite
Into the unknown galaxy, you have only a small city with two frigate. Through mining, building and trade, expand your base and territory, attain better ship-building technology and carry more weight in the intergalactic space.
Customized Weapon System
You may even modify and upgrade the weapon system on every single ship, if you ever want to tap into your creative side. It’s up to you to bring out the fleet’s full potential.
Boundless Ship Combos
Spore Fighter, Destroyer, The Great Battlecruiser, Solar Whale Carrier…… With a myriad of ships and aircraft available, there’s really no saying about what kind of fleet you might put together with your unwearying ingenuity.
Realistic Space Massive Battles
In a space battle, a well-planned ambush can severely damage the enemy fleet. Or you can choose to guard thoroughfares with your fleet. A major battle could create a no-fly zone of hundreds of miles’ radius.
Venture Deep into Uncharted Space
In a corner of the Milky Way, you will have your own base and view, beyond that is the vast unknown space. You will send your fleet to the dark frontiers where anything can happen. What else will you find other than stars?
Interact with Interstellar Forces
There are forces taking up parts of the universe. You can help them achieve their goals by sending ships to their aid, cooperate and prosper, or, instead, occupy their airspace and territory. There are countless unknown quests waiting for you. How would you choose?
You Will Need Allies
This is a dynamic society, where cooperation and conflict happen every day. Join or form alliance with global players. Expand territory and spread faith throughout the galaxy. You will enter a robust universe where you can strike for common prosperity with diplomacy or remain detached.
It’s thrilling to command the battle with a close view from all angles, and the 3D graphics rival any blockbusters. Only this time, you’re the lead in the enchanting space.
Game Discussion
Steam User 4
So this game is not for everyone. It takes long long long time to get what you need/want...or if you get lucky then you will get everything early! I do not recommend spending too much money on this game, sure getting battlepass is worth! BUT beside that no...if you once start you wont be able stop either playing or spending money or even make second account...or more of them. Its fun game as soon as you get some friends there and in some decend community!
Steam User 2
Its a nice game if you like base-building style game-play not much to say.
Its also a pc port of a mobile game.
Steam User 1
Venturing into the vast unknown of space strategy games, Infinite Lagrange offers an intriguing blend of expansive exploration and intricate warfare. However, it falls short compared to genre leaders like EVE Online in terms of depth and community engagement.
Steam User 1
Graphic: Extremely good for a free game. It's like playing a modern, strategy version of EVE.
Interface: Needlessly confusing UI, way too much info is hidden under layers and layers of sub-menus.Very hard to navigate and find the info you need.
Gameplay: It gets better after around 10-20 hours in, you start to get the hang of which building does what job, and some basic ships to build. Kinda fun and peaceful in the 1st phase of your star-system (your server). Expect some pirates here and there but if you manage your ships well you can beat them. Lots of things to learn, lucky most folks are friendly enough if you ask them.
The Bads: As expected of a F2P, you start slowing down significantly after you get your base to level 5 or 6, after you have received all the "free blueprints", which are mediocre, sub-par ships anyway.
Then if you need new ships you can only rely on the daily free box, which has ALMOST no chance of blueprints, only trash. Or you can spend money to buy the better boxes, which has a TINY chance of getting blueprints.
Once you finish Phase 1 of your star system, you have to migrate to another new star-system and lost everything you've built: your base, your platforms, your ships, your resources etc. The only thing you can keep are the blueprints you found and the things you bought with real money.
* Worth trying for free if you like a good graphic capital ships management.
Steam User 0
Very grindy, but the community is really supportive. Finding good people is very easy. The politics in the game can be somewhat discouraging though but I guess that is part of why this game is so appealing to adults and militarymen
Steam User 0
I really enjoyed it. It is a great RTS game just takes time and you have to have patience
Steam User 0
Good game. Easy to get started, and there isn't a need to buy stuff with irl money, as you get the main currencies pretty easily.