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About Infinity: Battlescape

Infinity: Battlescape is a multiplayer space-combat game set in a massive, true-to-scale procedurally generated star system with no loading screens. Corporate factions fight for control of the system in a war that can last from hours to days, with hundreds of player- and AI-controlled ships in battle and potentially more than a thousand ships per server, without instancing. You coordinate with other players to destroy enemy infrastructure at strategic locations called Battlescapes, across barren moons, gas giants, volcanic planets, asteroid rings and other environments.

The war for the system

Each faction controls a limited amount of infrastructure at each Battlescape: factories, land bases, large space stations and small space stations. Large stations can spawn every type of ship, while small stations and land bases are limited to smaller ships. Factories produce AI-controlled haulers that carry resources to space stations, where those resources are converted into credits and regularly distributed to players and the AI commander on your team. Players and the AI can spend credits on better ships and assemble fleets to attack the enemy, with battles emerging around strategic locations across the system.

Ships and tactics

Each ship has its own strengths and weaknesses, supporting different play styles. Interceptors are small and nimble, making them suited to scouting and protecting capital ships from hard-hitting bombers. Corvettes can be configured for defense, to repair teammates, or for offense as “space tanks.” Carriers serve as mobile spawn points with limited weaponry, while cruisers combine heavy armor and weapons to deal punishing damage to enemy capital ships and infrastructure.

Progression and customization

You can move from battle to battle, climb the competitive ladder, gain ranks and complete side missions to support the war effort. Earn credits to upgrade and customize your ships, and equip them with better weapons and equipment.

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