Subdivision Infinity DX Review (PlayStation 5)
Our Subdivision Infinity DX Review explores this immersive and sometimes pulse-pounding sci-fi space shooter featuring stunning graphics and tight spaceship gameplay. Hunt down and destroy enemy spacecraft, crush capital ships, mine asteroids for rare minerals, and find blueprints to craft amazing new vessels.
Subdivision Infinity DX Review Pros:
- Decent graphics.
- 1.93GB download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- Game settings – show weapon Hud, show exploration Hud, and camera shakes.
- Two difficulties – Easy and Normal.
- Controller settings – Invert axis and sensitivity sliders, vibration and aim assist.
- In-game cutscenes.
- Space Shooter adventure gameplay.
- 3rd person perspective.
- Tutorials pop up as you play.
- Five locations to unlock.
- Earn EXP and level up to unlock better items to buy in the shop.
- Each location has missions that are repayable and exploration missions.
- You earn rewards for finishing missions that are used to craft ships or earn money to buy ship parts and weapons.
- Evolve your ship to increase stats.
- Bitesize levels.
- Full 3D movement and camera control.
- Find pick-ups in Space and they show up on your hud as a green arrow.
- Exploration acts as a kind of free roam where you can go farm materials.
- Good loading times.
- Big boss battles.
- Enemies can drop loot.
- Arcade atmosphere to it.
Subdivision Infinity DX Review Cons:
- No voice work.
- Hard to make out enemies.
- Very weak aim assist.
- Cannot rebind controls.
- Feels a bit flat.
- Music doesn’t seem to fit, almost like someone else is listening to music and has it on too loud so you cant hear your game.
- Doesn’t help you buy new parts as in if your ship can use them.
- The selling cost is stupidly small so any mistake is costly.
- Ships don’t say what parts will fit.
- The exp system feels kinda pointless as progression seems to do the unlocks more than anything else.
- I couldn’t mine for ages (free roam) as I couldn’t get a ship that would accept the mining gun.
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Subdivision Infinity DX:
Developer: MISTFLY GAMES
Publisher: Crescent Moon Games
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