Subdivision Infinity DX (2019)

This title is not a AAA space sim, but it is enough to occupy you in short sprints of intense Space dogfighting action. The maneuverability and ability to hop into the next big battle or next mission in bite size easy to pick up and put down ability make this a great addition for those who do like space shooters but don't want to commit a massive amount of focus or attention to play. Just pick it up and save the galaxy!

Despite its accessible controls and decent space dogfighting action, the mobile roots of Subdivision Infinity DX don’t stand up to scrutiny as a console experience. The bare-bones story and repetitive gameplay loops simply don’t hold up when removed from the platform they were tailor-made for, which ultimately results in a game that is difficult to recommend.

Subdivision Infinity DX may be worth a try for fans of space combat games, but stumbles out the gate with zero controller customization options and a padded out progression system.

Despite is shortcomings, I strongly recommend it for its strengths, as well as the fact that there are no other space ship shooters available at the moment, outside of Elite Dangerous.

Subdivision Infinity DX is a good 3D space shooter that stands out in a simple and fun control, and a very attractive visual section, but in return, we have a irrelevant story and that the game bases its progress on the formula of farming to improve and can continue progressing in the game, a formula that will have its defenders and detractors. It shows that it comes from the mobile market because of its structure, but it has also managed to bring good things from there, the control for example. It is worth giving it a try if arcade space shooters is one of your favourite genres.