According to Hanjin “Enzo” Zhang, the head of MoreFun Studios, Infinite is an evolved version of their previous title, Arena Breakout, which was a mobile-only FPS game. The development team at MoreFun has been working on the PC version of Infinite for over three years, even before the release of the mobile game. This is MoreFun’s first major PC game, and they have taken into account the hardware limitations on mobile to create a more immersive experience for players.
Zhang explains that the appeal of military simulation games lies in their ability to provide an unparalleled level of immersion. Infinite’s core gameplay is focused on gearing up, fighting, and extraction, making it straightforward and easy to understand. However, the gameplay is designed to be quick and easy, allowing players to engage with the game at their own pace. MoreFun wants players to be able to jump in and out of the game easily, without feeling the need to spend a significant amount of time playing.
The genre of tactical military shooters has become increasingly popular in recent years, with games like Escape from Tarkov and Grey Zone Warfare dominating the market. Even massive franchises like Call of Duty and Battlefield have incorporated tactical modes into their gameplay. Arena Breakout: Infinite enters this crowded market but offers a unique experience that appeals to players’ need for competition.
MoreFun recently extended the closed beta for Infinite and the game has already garnered over one million Steam wishlists. The developer is working hard to ensure a pleasant playing experience for players and is dedicated to solving any issues that may arise during testing.
Overall, Arena Breakout: Infinite is an exciting addition to the military sim genre, offering a fun and immersive experience for players. With its quick and easy gameplay, it provides a unique opportunity for both casual and hardcore gamers to enjoy a tactical first-person shooter.
