NetEase has brought its mobile multiplayer space sim, Infinite Lagrange, officially to PC, with the company touting PC-exclusive enhancements to the experience.
NetEase touts infinite Lagrange as being one the "hottest sci-fi games in China within one year of its launch." The sci-fi title lets players research, customize ships, participate in fleet battles and more. It feels like a mini-EVE Echoes, another sci-fi title NetEase has brought to mobile in the last few years.
Players can now take part in these same battles and keep up with their progress in Lagrange via PC, thanks to cross-progression with mobile. NetEase also says in their press release that the sci-fi sim has been built for PC, with support for 120hz, "significantly upgraded art," and improved graphics such as better lighting from ship explosions, reflections and more.
NetEase describes Infinite Lagrange as a "cosmic strategy mobile game" where players explore the Milky way to "uncover its history and stories, find countless anthropological relics and explore its ideals and secrets." You can learn more on the official website.
