Infinitesimals

About Infinitesimals

Infinitesimals is a third-person action-adventure shooter set on a massive alien planet. You play as 1mm-tall aliens piloting a spider-like mech called an Ajoxian Gyro, fending off giant bugs, clueless bipedal creatures, and rival alien factions. Developed by Cubit Studios and published by Epic Games, it launched on December 31, 2026, for PC and next-gen consoles. The game blends fast-paced combat with exploration, using your Gyro’s agility to navigate a dangerous world. It’s a story-driven solo experience where survival hinges on outsmarting threats much larger than yourself. Think tiny-scale strategy meets sci-fi combat.

Gameplay

You control the Ajoxian Gyro, a spider-mech with eight legs and ranged weapons. Movement is twitchy and precise, requiring quick dodges to avoid stomping enemies like beetles the size of buildings. Combat revolves around weapon upgrades, leg-based mobility (like grappling or leaping), and using the environment to trap foes. Missions often involve resource gathering to repair your Gyro or build temporary bases. The game’s simulator elements include managing energy and ammo while balancing exploration with survival. Each session mixes action with calculated planning, like a sci-fi version of Pokémon, but with a focus on mechanical tactics and environmental hazards.

What Players Think

Infinitesimals holds an 8.7/10 community rating, with 78% of players completing the main story. Average playtime is 15.2 hours, though 32% log over 20 hours due to side quests. Community moods are split between "curious" (62%) and "tense" (48%), reflecting the game’s blend of exploration and high-stakes combat. One review noted, “The tiny scale made every enemy feel like a skyscraper.” Completion rates drop to 54% for 100% runs, often due to tedious resource collection. Critics praise the creative enemy design but call the difficulty spikes “frustratingly inconsistent.”

PlayPile's Take

Infinitesimals is a niche pick for fans of inventive shooters and survival sims. Priced at $39.99 with 48 achievements (30% requiring flawless combat runs), it offers replayability but leans heavily on one-note mechanics. Skip if you dislike repetitive resource management or punishing difficulty curves. basically, it’s a bold experiment in perspective-driven gameplay, just don’t expect it to match the polish of triple-A titles.

Storyline

You take control of two aliens inside their mechanical spider like vehicle called an Ajoxian Gyro. The pilots find themselves on a HUGE planet full of big bugs and dimwitted bipedal creatures but that’s the least of their worries because there is another alien faction down there too.