Rocket Squad: Infinity

Abandoned game, awful performance with barely any contents. Release EA on April, no actual update given, then end EA with OFFICIAL RELEASE in May that did nothing, patch note with a few vague lines of we did increase number here and there, word. Steer clear from these dev.

I can't recommend this game. There's isn't any satisfaction to the weapons. Everything is tanky, especially the wheels that can launch themselves at you. The currency in this game is confusing, and I can't understand why you'd need to use credits every time you need to reload your gun. Sure, later in the game credits are likely very abundant, but in your first hour, this is a complete pain in the ass. And with everything seen from the devs so far, it's probably best to avoid the game. The game released at £22.49 to which excited fans paid, only for them to half the price the next day.

Not too far from being an alright game, really! It ran okay for me and looks like it could be fun with some tweaks. But, the gameplay is just so friggin' SLOW. Slow movement. Limited stamina to sprint. Unskippable travel scenes. Unskippable "end of mission" summary. Sleep between missions. Select mission again because you slept. Walk across the map to manually pick up loot from enemies you kill at range. Run out of ammo because you've capped your loan. Cancel mission to pay off loan. Wait through another dozen unskippable scenes again. Repeat.

Rocket Squad: Infinity is a cooperative sci-fi shooter that aims to stand out by blending squad-based action with light strategic management and a tongue-in-cheek narrative about corporate collapse on a galactic scale. Developed and published by Jackto Studios, the game frames players not as heroic saviors, but as hired operatives sent into dangerous zones to reclaim resources, stabilize a broken economy, and survive long enough to make a profit. This framing gives the experience a slightly cynical edge, positioning missions as calculated risks rather than noble crusades, and it shapes many of the systems that define how the game plays. The core gameplay loop revolves around short, repeatable missions that can be tackled solo or in co-op with up to three other players. Before each deployment, players assemble a squad of agents, each with distinct abilities and combat roles that encourage coordination rather than lone-wolf play. Combat itself follows familiar first-person shooter conventions, with a focus on clearing rooms of robotic enemies, securing objectives, and extracting safely. What differentiates Rocket Squad: Infinity from more straightforward shooters is the constant pre…

🚀🔫 “Suit up and blast off with Rocket Squad: Infinity! Team-based FPS action where infiltrating dangerous planets, gathering resources, and making it back alive is just the start. Use each character’s unique abilities, coordinate with your squad, and restore order to the universe—one chaotic firefight at a time.” 🌌💥 ⭐ 5/5 — I recommend this game! Perfect for fans of strategic shooters and cooperative space action. 👨‍🚀 👉 Check it out here: https://youtu.be/_EOv8k6l9Uk

Check out the Gameplay here: https://youtu.be/-GpUq5ErMaE I think there’s alot of things Rocket Squad Infinity does well. They have a great start to what could be a very fun multiplayer game. But be aware there are some bugs. The controller issue was a sad one for me as I enjoy playing this type of game with a controller. It’s more comfortable. So there’s much to work on but so far it’s headed in the right direction.