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Even taking the grueling difficulty level into account, Infinite Space is a must-play for any fan of RPGs who has grown tired of overly-cute standard fare.
90
A massive handheld RPG crafted with incredible attention to detail and a real sense of fun. [Apr 2010, p.86]
90
The ship's the star in the most ambitious DS RPG to date. At times the DS cannae take it, but when the engines engage, they really do.
90
The technical veneer masks a boisterous heart. Very epic. Very silly. Very good. [May 2010, p.82]
85
The story about the epitaphs plus the open world will not let you stop playing this game. Also it will feed your I-want-to-become-better instinct.
85
This is thoroughly deserving of a place in your DS slot and you’ll probably still be playing this when they actually invent warp drive engines!
85
The space action, although basic, is addictive. The land action, though mostly text-based, remains fun throughout. The storyline, too, is powerful, thanks both to subplots that are complex without being confusing and a vast array of great characters, who shine despite being essentially static images.
83
Those who enjoy it, like myself, will spend the next few months grinding through the game. However, many others will encounter the steep learning curve and stop playing after a couple hours, if that.
83
It might take you a bit to get your space legs, but once you do you're in for a great ride.
82
If exploring galaxies and deep space combat sounds appealing to you, the hours of gameplay in Infinite Space make it a safe buy.
