An enjoyable game so far. Great graphics.

Good graphics, good story and I love the upgrade system in the game.

I absolutely love how the ships handle, and the affects of the game look wonderful. My only suggestion would be this: add a feature so that we can control the speed of the ship. Slow it down, speed it up, and then you guys can implement that with the boost system that's already in place. But all in all, this game is wonderful.

Great title, far better than gof

I have been playing for about a week. So far so good.

Enjoying the game play and story line so far.

I love this game! I just wish there was more content, but I know it's still early and new but please continue this game, it's so cool and fun!!

This is a good game. It's worth the money. I haven't been disappointed yet! I like the mechanics and it flows good.

What can I say? Awesome. One thing though....the directional pad is abit sluggish and dies on hard maneuvers.

We got spoiled whit the first two GOF but this game ain't bad. Graphics are pretty good. Controls could used some improvements. I would gladly keep supporting this game if they keep expanding it and adding features and content. Since Fish Labs took a big dump on GOF3 and ruined it.

Here I would like to see larger ships, maybe some crew members that add perks, create your own squad and be able to upgrade them, maybe raid or steal enemy ships would be cool. You know be a pirate. Some auto canons or turrets would be helpful in larger battles. This game has a lot of possibilities and I would gladly pay for the add-ons and expansions as long as quality and entertainment are there. 👍👍👍👍👍

Elite: Mobile.

I would totally throw money at an accelerometer control feature though, wouldn't play anything else on my iPad lol

Good game

Excellent! Loving it. Perhaps a roll/evade mechanic ala GoF would be helpful. Steering controls mapped to whole left side instead of joystick would be nice. Looking forward to hopefully some more mission variety in future updates.

I like it.

Not nearly as good as Galaxy on Fire 2. Fun, but limited in content and gets difficult pretty suddenly. Graphics are good. The fact that you're supposed to speed up to avoid being hit and can't out-maneuver ships (largely because there's a lot, all firing at you at once, and turning feels sluggish, at least in early ships) feels like a copout.

Fantastic game! I'm addicted. Request more ships and more storylines. Reminds me of a game called Freelancer I used to play a long time ago.

Can not stop playing !!!!! Love this game !!!!

Mining and resource collection should be more challenging and less random.

This game does not (yet) have the depth as GOF2, but is a much better game than GOF3. The acceleration is better now, as it is not 'all or nothing'. It would be nice to be able to slow or stop, especially when a blueprint is inside a box-like area. The radar addition is helpful, too.

I still like GOF2 better (much more depth), but this game does deserve 5 stars for what has been created so far.

Just a good fun game that dose not require a lot of coin!

I'm about 2/3 of the way through this game and it's been great from the beginning. The controls are nice and fluid, the most recent update allowed me to choose my own time in the free hunt, and it gets progressively harder as you go. The controls are pretty fluid and the settings allow you to fine-tune them the way you like. Adding the ability to replay levels was a great idea. When I'm done with the game I can go back and keep fighting just because it's fun.

You have to make allowances for the story though. Through the game you have to buy weapons and ships and craft special ships. You and the other characters are out in the middle of space with no connection to the rest of the universe except an arms dealer and a starfighter repair shop? Still, it adds a challenge to the game which is nice.

So, please, support the game so it keeps getting better.

This game is so awesome. It isn't Pay to win. The game is an open world sci-if kinda thing, and everything so far is pretty achievable just by completing the missions.

Good game

Great engaging game with plenty of ships and upgrades

This game is a very good space shooter! The only problem I have with the game is lack of tilt control. I hope the developers add more ships, maps and weapons to the game.

Great gameplay , and it's not pay to win. You build and upgrade according to the time spend doing side work and mining. It's just way to short. Add more missions , and mining storyline modes too! I enjoy mining for resources.

Good

If you've played Galaxy on Fire, that will probably be the first thing that comes to mind when you start playing. But Subdivision can definitely stand on its own. The graphics are amazing, the controls are pretty tight, and there's good dialogue/story. The game is worth the download.

If you like Galaxy on Fire then this is a good game to play.

Good

If you love the GOF series then you need to give this a try.

It is a very good game but sometimes you have to grind .

Very nice game sweet visuals wonderful controls. Very nice.

Great graphics

Great game and still getting better with updates.

Needs to fix the crash issues. Or have mid mission save points. I was stuck on this one mission with tons of waves of enemies and I get down to the final wave, last few enemies. Game crashes and I gotta start over. F that.

Latest update was a good improvement.

I'm enjoying this game far more than GOF3 but not quite as much as GOF2. Maybe future content will change that...perhaps a more detailed economy or trade system?

For new players learning the controls: Most other space shooters maneuver like an airplane, this game does not. You need to think of it a little more like asteroids. Once your boost ends you can turn your direction, but your ship is still going in the direction your boost was in. It's always using it's ordinary thrust though, that's just much slower than boost speed.

I think the ability to stop the ship completely would be nice. Maybe a slider to set the basic speed (when not boosting).

Overall this is a fun, complete, bug free game that is easily worth its reasonable price. There's no IAP nonsense, but if there were an expansion of similar scope I'd certainly buy it.

This is a great spacecraft fighting,mining, and exploration game.

Just like GoF2!

Been playing it for the past two days. The updates have really enhanced gameplay. Recommend.

Not bad

I love this game, not as immersive as GoF. Yet still very enjoyable to play. My only complaint is in Free Hunt when the elite boss comes out the overlay is over the movement control. It's very annoying. Waiting for the story updates.

Why does it only support joystick controls. This game would be great if it took advantage of the motion hardware on phones.

This game is a lot like several others that are floating around in the App Store. The gameplay is adequate, but could use a few more features like more control over speed, the ability to tilt and strafe, and maybe a way to cycle through targets. The story is rather predictable and uninspired. I found it almost tedious to tap through the dialogue. The missions were fun; just your basic fly around and shoot simulation that is reminiscent of the Descent family of games. Again, more controls would be preferable in this kind of environment. The maps and particularly the artwork were beautiful. The megastructures and macro-engineering objects were inspired and just what one would expect to see in a type 2 or 3 civilization.

This is a great game. Graphics are amazing and ships/weaponry are really cool. It's fun for what it is, but there is SO much potential.

Controls

I found the controls to be VERY easy. If there were some more moves like a roll or something you could do during dog-fights I think it would make flight more dynamic.

Expanded Universe

I think for this game to truly shine the universe needs to be expanded into some sort of free play system. PvP or group battle system would be awesome. Maybe some dailies send you across star systems like that of Privateer. Enemy mercenaries or pirates in another system, etc. Maybe team up with a friend and take on something. There definitely needs to be more interaction with the star systems in a free play mode to make this feel polished and finished! This alone would put it in the 4-5 rating.

Dog Fights

The dog fights are great, though, sometimes too easy. I feel that there should be harder bosses or mid-level ships. Drones are too frequent and lack excitement. Finding the red circle is easy and exciting shooting at other ships. Probably would of the easiest I've seen.

STORY

Story is fine. Games aren't played for their stories as much anymore, especially this being a shooter.

MINING

The mining aspect is okay. It's a bit of a grind. There's nothing truly exciting about it. There's not even any reason to worry about any other pirate ships. It doesn't take long though, so it's not a big deal I guess to just get your materials and head out.

OVERALL

Overall I REALLY like this game. Having that Free Play feature would bump this to a 4-5 making it far more immersive and dynamic. The game as is has been extremely enjoyable so far and will definitely stay on my system for a quick dog-fight!

Updated Review:

I just had to update this review and state that I find this even better than I originally thought it was. The farther I progressed in the game the more incredible it became. I'm serious, this is the best space combat game I've played in years.

I do miss the open world aspect of a game like Galaxy On Fire. But, compared to how terrible I found that IAP-riddled GoF 3 Mantacore game to be, and all the great features they removed. Well, Subdivision Infinity makes up for a lack of an open world with just so many amazing and addictive features. And I found the missions a lot of fun.

I really get the feeling that so much passion must have been put into this title. I mean, you can tell if you click on a ship in the menu and turn it 360 degrees and just friggin' marvel at the insane amount of skill and detail that I believe was put into crafting these gorgeous, super-sci-fi spaceships. I've seriously sat there in the menu for like ten minutes, just going through each ship and turning them every which way, to just see how awesome they look in my opinion.

And if you think in the beginning it might seem a little slow. Well, just wait until you start mining for resources and getting money and also once you open the brilliantly entertaining "Free Hunt" mode and you save up money to buy newer and better ships and weapons and upgrade your gear. Because, man, the ship I am using now is just a beast and it handles awesomely and I rack up like over 30 kills in "Free Hunt".

I've also started to really enjoy the banter between my character and that android or robot guy you always talk to, it's a dry humor but pretty funny in my opinion. Plus, I think whoever did the sound design and especially the score for this game did an awesome job. You'd think hearing the same song while mining would become monotonous. But, each time I hear it I enjoy the same as I did the first time.

Also, the variety and diversity of the weapons you can buy for your ships is really neat I think. Right now I have one gun that has a super slow fire rate, but it makes up for it with powerful damage when it hits a target. And the other gun I have equipped is the opposite, low damage but an insanely high fire rate. I can blow up away enemy ships and drones with like one or two hits from my guns now, it's so cool. And just wait until you can equip missiles. I have the top tier missile system set up and it is so cool I think watching them follow enemy ships and blow them apart just from that one barrage.

And in the end, I just cannot stress enough to the developer how grateful and thankful I am that this brilliant game is sold for one fair price and doesn't contain any stupid in-app purchases. Because, had it contained in-app purchases, it would have absolutely destroyed and ruined anything good about this game. And that's a fact, not an opinion. So, again, thanks so much to Crescent Moon for not being greedy and for selling this console-worthy title ethically and morally. Please don't change that and please don't add greed-driven in-app purchases in the future. The game is perfect in my opinion, beyond amazing, please don't ruin that.

Though, if you ever came out with a new, sold for one price IAP, campaign addition to this game. Well, I would absolutely buy that if it was worth it. Basically if it was like the amount of quality and length of an expansion like Rockstar Games would release in the past for the Grand Theft Auto series, well, then I'd absolutely show my support and buy that type of expansion. Or even better, a sequel that is also void of in-app purchases and sold for one single price please. Thanks again for being ethical and for this masterpiece of a space shooter game and God bless.

Original Review:

I'm enjoying this space-fighter video game a whole lot so far. In my opinion it has top-notch production values, a decently interesting story line, great combat graphics and physics gameplay features, superb sound design and just all around I believe it's a really fun experience.

I did have to turn my flight steering sensitivity pretty much all the way down to zero to be able to control my spaceship, though. Not a huge deal, but just thought I'd mention it.

And also, the reviewers lamenting about how you cannot invert the spaceship pitch, well, that is just entirely incorrect. All it took for me to find the Invert setting was to go into the Options menu and it's sitting right there. I know doing that must be a lot to ask from today's spastic youth, though, hehe.

But, in the end, the main reason I gave this what I find to be, great game, a full 5-stars. Is simple really. It's absolutely because of the fact that this title isn't ruined like pretty much every other game, with in-app purchases, advertisements, timers, energy and all of that other bull-excrement.

So, I want to extend my sincere thanks and gratitude to, Crescent Moon Games, for having proper morals and proper business ethics and for not ruining this great title with greed-driven micro-transactions. Paying once for a title should always be enough in my opinion and I'm glad that there is a small minority of developers who still have the scruples to agree with that sentiment, thank you very much.

Just please keep it that way and please don't go adding greedy in-app purchases later down the line. Or, my 5-star rating will instantly change to the default 1-star rating. Thanks again for this game, the time and hard work no doubt put into building and refining it, for not being greedy pigs and God bless.

Enemies do too much damage, even if you have the best ships. The best ships feel like they are made out of paper. The aggressive A.I. attacks you in swarms. There are no evasive maneuvers. There are no shields. Once your HP is gone, you're done. There are no extra lives or continues either. Once you die, you have to reload and start the mission over. Some of the missions are incredibly long too!

The controls could definitely be better. This doesn't help with the difficulty.

Subdivision Infinity hits the mark where Galaxy on Fire 3 completely missed it.

A fun space fighter with decent story, great graphics, ship and weapon upgrades, resource mining, and that doesn't abuse IAPs and timers. Only things I'd like to see are the trade economy of Gof2 and more maneuverability in fights (barrel rolls, etc). Still, everything else is so solid that those don't feel like missing features.

Great job on the release. Look forward to playing more!

I love this game. It's very pretty, the battles are exciting, the weapons and ships are cool. It's a premium game!

My one complaint is that there is no dive roll feature. It simply doesn't feel like a space combat game without it. Having this ability would allow for much more maneuverability and much more intense dogfights. I'm not sure this will ever be added but I feel it should be.

That being said, this is a very solid game. It's a little shallow, but definitely worth spending a few bucks on. Especially if the developers are committed to adding more content.

Fun game so far! Not a viable alternative for GoF2... not yet anyway! I'm hoping that this is just the beginning because the game is so short I beat it completely in one afternoon. But it was an enjoyable afternoon! I would love to see a vastly expanded story line and it seems like you are set up for one. I like the mining and selling of minerals, but I would really love if a truly free roam was added and the ability to trade resources between planets. Then it maybe could be a GoF2 alternative. Unlike most people, I think the controls are fine. Smooth!

So to sum up - three stars because I'm hoping for a lot more. You add a much expanded storyline, you get four stars. You add free roam and trading, FIVE stars! However, you add small bits and pieces over time and consider this game pretty much completed, one star. It's all on you, Mistfly and Crescent Moon! Are you satisfied with this game that should be less than a third done? Or is this just the beginning for you??? I sincerely hope for the latter!

A little generic but good space combat sim. If you like space fighter games then you should definitely check this one out.

Beautiful graphics and I like the fact that I can play offline and there's no constant in app purchases to continue to play.

I haven't played the game enough so I'll update my review later but I will say this much, the controls terrible. The ships' maneuvering is difficult and it just becomes frustrating after a while. In this aspect, GOF wins.

If this improves, this could be a really great game

Pretty space shooters are as common as..well..the stars these days. Most look polished and shiny but nearly all fail in providing in-depth gameplay with high replay value. And this is where Subdivision Infinity leaves it competition galaxies behind them.

Beautiful backgrounds have become standard for this genre but few feature true 3D elements allowing you to venture to otherwise perpetually distant ships and other objects like this one. Dogfights are amazing! Controls are smooth and the graphics engine is firing on all cylinders! All of the action happens so smoothly...it plays out like a blockbuster movie! Absolutely breathtaking!

Mining adds much needed depth to the genre and boss fights give you plenty reason to save up for the next big gun, ship, or upgrade.

I am truly impressed with this game..and I never thought I'd say that about a space shooter on my phone but here we are. You really must play this gem to understand what a great game it truly is!

I honestly love the game so much so far, I am not one for reviews but I hope this can be seen by the developers, the game is great so far, I had bought GoF 2 and 3 and I disliked them for a few different reasons, but like another review said this game hits all the marks GoF3 missed, I would like a few more things to be added that are a little big but these are suggestions I believe could make this game so much bigger-

Adding capital ships and larger ship types

We currently have a few smaller individual fighter style ships, it would be so cool to see massive command ships maybe payed for through either lots of in game cash and materials or payed for with money (just suggesting) these ships could carry smaller fighters and can be used to take on other large ships, having more weapon and item slots these could be the real endgame

I know this one is also really difficult but seeing a multiplayer mode would add so much to this game no other game has like this.

I would also like to see even more weapons and stuff added just to open up more possibility in the game.

I love the game and I would really recommend anyone skeptical about it to purchase it and I hope that you will enjoy it as much as I do.

Holy moly bad controls. No point in having MFi support if it's just a boost, one stick for maneuvering, and a couple triggers for weapons. No way to adjust speed other than hitting boost and hanging on for the entire ride. Like going full regular throttle the entire time? That's what you're getting here. Makes for a very shallow experience. Not having any control over speed makes it feel like you're fighting against the game rather than immersing in it and forgetting the controller.

Good graphics, but lacks substance. There is no slider type acceleration, just a simple boost. There is no evasive maneuver functionality, just a boost. Exploration is mind numbingly boring. Such a missed opportunity to employ some kind of active sensor to narrow down the search. An active ping of some sort would go along way in alleviating the boredom associated with explorations. Mining is just simple and shallow, no individual asteroids with distinct minerals. There is no economy between solar systems. The solar systems themselves are just disguised stage navigation interfaces. Itemization is simplistic, upgrades are linear. The ship selection seems meager. This game is disappointing.

I really love the controls. The way the ship moves is super satisfying. It almost does like an E brake slide. Great stuff.

The game is alright, but I thought it was a little misleading to claim it has exploration. It's as arcade as it gets, as you simply select a place and is dropped right into the action, therefore it's not really comparable to Stellar Wanderer.

The flight model is cool, though. Hopefully they implement it in a future open world space shooter.

Since Gof and gof 2, I've been looking for another game to fill that void. I believe this game may just be what I've been looking for. Although not as polished, it shows true potential and the Dev's seem quick to respond and eager to take notes. I am only a little ways into the game so I can't make too many suggestions, but I'm hoping for more weapon selections, bounties, a storyline that makes me want to keep coming back, and possibly a black market to eventually become the kingpin of:)

There is controls in options menu

I like this game. It's not perfect but it's plenty of fun right now and with a few tweaks it could be even more of a blast. Maybe this is the way the game was designed, but it would be really nice to have a brake for the boost, because sometimes you don't want to use it all up. I like that everything can be earned in game, and that it isn't pay-to-win at all and the daily challenges that give you extra coins for playing each day was a great addition. I was afraid from looking at some of the other free space shooters that we'd never get a decent one that wasn't PTW, but Crescent Moon have made one for a very decent price. Good job and please keep updating the game.

Rest of the game looks awesome so far, but I would love the ability to change the x and y axis when piloting in the next update.

Great look and nice clean UI. Simple MFi control scheme. There's a lot to like here. Unfortunately, the option to invert the Y axis and set sensitivity doesn't appear in the main menu options. They can only be accessed from combat pause screen. Once I discovered this, the game was much more enjoyable. I would have liked a an option to set my joystick preferences (and instructions on how to change them later) at the start of the first combat.

Otherwise, it plays very smoothly and promises to be a lot of fun.