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 2
been through 14 servers, one tip: Find a big group to join, that makes the game actually fun
progress will be slow at first and after your first server you will feel weak but that makes later game so much more fun when you are strong and feel unstoppable
Steam User 1
I have really enjoyed the game. You start a new game every month to two months and have to rebuild your base up again although your ships that you unlock come with you. You can get to destroyer level in a few days and then the time frame for building ships is increased. I do enjoy living in the asteroid fields and doing the PVE aspects of the game. It is a slow strategy game where you put in commands and then have to wait to see how things progress. I typically have something going on in the background while I play this game. Overall I would recommend it to those who like to multi-task or have to.
Steam User 1
this game is a cancer cell, sadly that cancer cell is addictive.
Steam User 1
I guess you could say that I have played this game a lot. There is a lot of P2P features, generally coming out as buying the coins so you can then research the blueprints faster. Otherwise, it is all on chance. It is a lot of fun if you can get friends to join you, but you can find people online as well.
Steam User 1
good game good graphics, luckily joined a great Squad and good community. but neeeds more fleet controls. like direct commands for ships. also pay to win ngl. but if u cant get past that then dont play the game
Steam User 1
I play this game on both mobile and PC and even though the PC version is arguably worse, I still really enjoy this game on PC.
Gameplay: This is one of those love it or hate it kinda games. I absolutely love it. Competing with your Community against other squads and factions to control a star system? Now thats right up my alley. Its really cool to see your own progress and seeing your fleets getting stronger and stronger. But here comes the problem with most free2play games: Loot Boxes. Yep, if you want to be at the top of the leaderboard you will spend money to get better and better stuff. Do you have to spend money? Absolutely not. The best part about the game is the community and the way 100 people come together to defeat a faction or another player community. No need to spend because there will be enough wales in your squad for you to just sit back and help wherever its needed. Doesnt mean you can get big without spending, but since aquiring stuff is RNG based it does depend on luck.
Graphics: On mobile its really damn impressive and it also looks good on PC.
Audio: This game has a nice soundtrack, but also has some sound glitching going on while in combat.
Finally, why I think this game needs some love on PC: Mobile UI. This game was clearly made for mobile, which in of it self isnt bad, but other than ESC bringing up settings they didnt add any other hotkeys which is a shame. I really hope they add that at some point.
All in all, im really enjoying this game and i cant wait to see how this season ends!
Steam User 0
I started playing this expecting it to be another mobile game style strategy game, and it is, but unlike most of those it's actually kind of well thought out in it's execution and it has some redeeming qualities to it.
It reminds me a lot of EVE online combined with some of the mechanics of those awful mobile strategy games like The Grand Mafia/Mafia City, you know the type where you have to wait like 3 days to upgrade a building in your base and you're just constantly being raided by people in your own alliance because you haven't spent 30 grand upgrading your ♥♥♥♥? It's kinda like one of those except it's a good bit more accessible to a new player, and a lot more playable/enjoyable/balances/less scammy. It's basically EVE plus one of those if those were actually games and not literal scams that have to use false advertising to get people to play.
anyways
There is some element of pay to win there for sure, but unlike most of the terrible Mobile strategy games where you have to spend a LOT of money or you just sort of run into a wall where you cannot progress (unless you invest months or years of your time, of course), this game manages to find a sort of balance where you can be a totally free/light spender and you can still grow, participate meaningfully, and have some fun with it.
There seems to be a limit to how long things take to build (the longest build time I've encountered was 30 hours for the very last main base upgrade, so no 2 weeks to upgrade a random building kind of ♥♥♥♥).
It's easy to obtain good ship blueprints and you can do it reliably for free. If you do choose to spend you don't have to spend hundreds to get enough to have a functional military, you'll get quite a lot of value by just buying the battlepass for 15 bucks, but even that is not needed to progress at a good rate of speed. As long as you don't burn thru the prox coins you get at the start from the opening quests and you invest them into the payment plans, you'll have a steady supply of tech boxes to pop, and within a few weeks you will likely have enough power at your disposal to be able to easily handle most PVE situations, and even many PVP ones.
You don't need to buy insurance. If you get attacked many of your ships will retreat upon "death" instead of being destroyed outright, and it's not so expensive to build a carrier or battlecruiser that you'll be tempted to break out the credit card to progress. I don't think you could buy ships/resources directly like that even if you wanted them, which does a lot to limit the power of whales. Of course, they can pop a lot more boxes than you, but you will find that even with better units you will still be able to win in fights against them as long as you are both at a similar level of base development.
The upgrade system has some depth to it, every ship is fairly unique in it's capabilities, which actually makes the prospect of obtaining new ships and trying different upgrade paths kind of exciting and fun. It's probably the thing that keeps me coming back to this game, I actually want to see all the ships and try all the things.
If you get into a decent alliance you don't have to worry about getting constantly beaten down as a new player. Even seemingly overpowered big spender types can be defeated with a free to play ship lineup IF you pay attention to what you're doing and ho everything interacts. There's actual strategy gaming here, even if it is a little boring and bland at times. It's a very good looking game too, considering that it's a game that can be run on mobile as well as PC.
So, I would recommend this game to fans of sci-fi and strategy games, but probably not to anyone else lol. Non strategy gamers would probably just view this as a game where you have a spreadsheet and you have to use your spreadsheet to fight everyone else's spreadsheet, very boring. But, strategy gamers like me have something wrong with us, so that aspect almost appeals to us....