Free Stars: Children of Infinity, the official sequel to The Ur-Quan Masters, has released a free public combat demo. This release follows five years of development for the game, which is being created by the original creators of The Ur-Quan Masters.
The demo focuses on the game's arcade-style "melee" mode, allowing players to assemble fleets from a roster of 38 ships. These ships can then be used in head-to-head combat against another player or a computer-controlled opponent. Each ship has distinct maneuvering characteristics, weapons, and special abilities.
The combat demo is available on both Steam and GOG, supporting Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems. It includes ships from The Ur-Quan Masters, new ships from Children of Infinity, and additional melee-only ships designed by Kickstarter backers. The full game, Children of Infinity, is a space adventure RPG.
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Free Stars: Children of Infinity, the sequel to The Ur-Quan Masters, has released a free combat demo after five years of development. This demo features arcade-style space combat with nearly 40 ships, available on Windows, Mac, and Linux, allowing players to experience a core gameplay mechanic of the upcoming space adventure RPG.