Infinite Lagrange is a PC and mobile cross-platform sci-fi simulation game about building a fleet of spaceships to explore and exploit a real-time open-world space for resources and rage war against NPCs and other players.

The game focuses primarily on grand-scale simulation, which means we expand our space station and direct our fleets where to move or attack, but the combat itself happens automatically once we’ve engaged an enemy. There are lots of different types of spaceships to build that all serve different strategic purposes during combat or exploration, and they can each even be expanded in various ways and customized with different weapons, which adds a bit of optional min-maxing.

The art-style is nice, and the UI is relatively intuitive and easy to understand, which makes it fast to move between menus, bases, fleets etc.

Infinite Lagrange monetizes through iAPs to instantly acquire spaceship blueprints, and to speed up the time it takes to build spaceships and expand our station. Fortunately, the action points required to attack, mine, etc. cannot be acquired through iAPs, which limits the pay-to-win advantages paying players have over free players.

Ultimately, while paying players have an easier time dominating the end-game, Infinite Lagrange offers an interesting space simulation experience that can easily be enjoyed by free players who enjoy the resource-management and space expansion gameplay.