Infinitesimals Brings Bold Sci-Fi to Epic Scale

Infinitesimals is an action-adventure shooter game where you play as an elite squadron leader whose team has been met by an unknown disaster. (Let’s be real—probably an enemy attack.) Now, you have to survive on a hostile alien world that just so happens to be a lot bigger than you, and everything there is ready to put you six feet under.

You’re Insect-Sized, and Everything Wants You Dead

You play as Captain Awkney Relinrake, and after crash-landing on this unknown planet, you quickly find out that you’re roughly the size of an insect. Now you must learn how to survive in a world filled with towering foliage, hostile wildlife, and deadly machines that honestly might be preferable to the local fauna.

On top of that, you’re also tasked with searching for your missing teammates and uncovering the fate of a vanished colony—the very one you were meant to link up with in the first place. Good luck doing that while dodging the mechanical Sentinels who clearly know the land way better than you do.

Explore, Jetpack, and Survive

You’ll have to learn the landscape, explore subterranean ruins, and strategize how to travel long distances, all while battling enemies on foot or in the air.

Did we mention a jetpack? Yeah, this game just got two points cooler. Thankfully, you also have the POD, your versatile combat vehicle, to help when you need some heavy firepower.

Infinitesimals is shaping up to be a tactical third-person combat game that hits all the must-play shooter notes. Upgrade your alien weaponry, and deploy stealth strategies to avoid detection—or go all-out chaos mode. It’s up to you.

Just try to avoid the creatures lurking around. They’re oversized, aggressive, and for Captain Awkney, completely unknown. You’ll need to adapt fast, or your journey might end before it even begins.

A Cinematic Sci-Fi Story Worth Watching

This is a cinematic, character-driven sci-fi story, where you join the captain and his crew as they suffer loss and fight for hope on a planet where they’re definitely not at the top of the food chain.

It’s a story of survival, adaptation, and fighting for every tiny victory you can get.

You can wishlist Infinitesimals now on the Epic Games Store—and honestly, keep a close eye on it, because this game is shaping up to its publisher’s name.

It’s looking Epic.