Infinitum
VGstudio · 2017 · Action, Indie, Adventure, Simulation, Space
PC
Mixed58% · 48 📉 Recent reviews down 42%
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About Infinitum
✦ AI summary
Explore a dozen star systems across hostile alien worlds to hunt down seven legendary artifacts needed to cure a galaxy-wide virus, while managing oxygen and life support while battling creatures and environmental dangers. Scavenge for dark matter to fuel your jumps between worlds, uncover the fate of failed expeditions through their black boxes, and discover the actual sounds of pulsars and black holes translated into haunting audio.
In this game you have to find seven artifacts, which, according to legend, the need to create a cure for the virus, which is rampant in many star systems.
To do this, you have to fly a dozen star systems, dozens of planets to visit with different climates, search the abandoned stations and lunar bases. Somewhere you will be trapped hostile-minded creatures, and somewhere in the environment itself is opposed to you.
You need to be constantly maintained at a level of oxygen reserves and life support systems, both on the ship and the main character.
In search of artifacts you will be find black boxes left by previous searchers, whose efforts have been unsuccessful.
And also do not forget about the search for dark energy and matter are brought together, you can create antimatter, with which you can make jumps between star systems.
And, of course, you can just take a leisurely stroll, flying around a pulsar or black hole, walking on new worlds.
Features:
At some locations you can hear the real sounds of celestial bodies (electromagnetic waves transferred to the audible range), such as a pulsar, black hole sun, the magnetosphere of Saturn and others.
To do this, you have to fly a dozen star systems, dozens of planets to visit with different climates, search the abandoned stations and lunar bases. Somewhere you will be trapped hostile-minded creatures, and somewhere in the environment itself is opposed to you.
You need to be constantly maintained at a level of oxygen reserves and life support systems, both on the ship and the main character.
In search of artifacts you will be find black boxes left by previous searchers, whose efforts have been unsuccessful.
And also do not forget about the search for dark energy and matter are brought together, you can create antimatter, with which you can make jumps between star systems.
And, of course, you can just take a leisurely stroll, flying around a pulsar or black hole, walking on new worlds.
Features:
At some locations you can hear the real sounds of celestial bodies (electromagnetic waves transferred to the audible range), such as a pulsar, black hole sun, the magnetosphere of Saturn and others.
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1] Piece of junk. [/h1]5 found this helpful
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[h1]Infinitum: I Wasted 6 Hours Trying To Understand This[/h1] ★★☆☆☆ (6.6 hours played. Most of that was trying to get it to work properly. I'm an idiot.) I don't even know where to start with this one. I saw it on sale for like 3 bucks and thought "geometric puzzle game in space, could be interesting." It wasn't. At all. This is one of those games where you boot it up and immediately realize you made a mistake but you keep playing anyway because maybe, just maybe, it gets better. Spoiler: it doesn't. [hr][/hr] [h3]First Impressions: What The Hell Am I Looking At[/h3] There's no tutorial. No intro. No text explaining what you're supposed to do. You just... start. You're a thing (I think?) moving around some white shapes on a black background. Okay fine, some games do the whole "figure it out yourself" thing and it works. This isn't one of those games. I spent the first 20 minutes just clicking randomly trying to understand if I was doing anything right. Turns out there isn't really a "right" way to play because there's barely a game here at all. [hr][/hr] [h3]Performance: My Laptop Sounded Like A Jet Engine[/h3] For a game that looks like it was made in MS Paint, the perform…1 found this helpful
Infinitum is a space exploration and survival game that immerses players in a vast, multi-system universe under threat from a mysterious virus. The central objective of the game is to locate seven legendary artifacts, each of which is rumored to hold the key to developing a cure for the deadly pathogen that has spread across countless star systems. Achieving this goal requires players to navigate through a dozen star systems, each containing numerous planets with unique climates, environments, and hazards, offering a diverse and ever-changing backdrop for exploration. Exploration in Infinitum is both rewarding and challenging. Players must investigate abandoned space stations, derelict lunar bases, and uncharted worlds to uncover hidden clues and track down the artifacts. Hostile creatures and environmental dangers are common obstacles, requiring players to constantly monitor and manage their oxygen levels and life support systems, both for the protagonist and the spacecraft. Survival depends on careful planning, resource management, and adaptation to the varied and sometimes treacherous conditions of each world. Throughout the search, players will encounter black boxes left behi…1 found this helpful
good
Clunky, unfinished space adventure: shallow mechanics, repetitive tasks, bugs and no meaningful updates since release. Feels more like an abandoned prototype than a full game.
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