Disintegration is a fresh and original game. Although its RTS aspect is poorly used and its environments are somewhat restrictive, its spectacular battles and the potential of its universe, make the first game from V1 Interactive successfully integrate into the shooter market.

Disintegration is not an essential product or the game of the month, but it certainly offers something different in the catalogue.

Neat shooter strategy mix, which leaves a lot of room for a possible successor.

Restrictive nuances in both single player and multiplayer prevent players from having as much fun as they could – and at points even make Disintegration feel shallow – but the FPS/RTS fusion on genres works to a point; neither feels more predominant than the other, but then neither feel fully formed either.

Quotation forthcoming.

Disintegration seems like it would have been my jam, but it proved to be the complete opposite. There’s a lot of squandered potential in both this title and the franchise itself, and I hope that V1 Interactive is able to salvage this release in the weeks to come. Some much needed focus will greatly improve the package.

Disintegration is an interesting mix of action and strategy. Although the emphasis is on action, the gameplay still feels unique enough to make the game stand out in an enjoyable way. In the end, however, the game falls short of its potential; there is just too many flaws and limitations. If you think the concept looks exciting Disintegration is still worth a try, at least after a few updates and when the price tag has been reduced.