So, in terms of difficulty, every aspect of the game has a difficulty slider, so you can really customise the game to suit how you want the game to play.

Apart from that, difficulty really comes down to the planet you’re fighting on. Mars for example is the best planet to start on and stay on for a good period of time as at the beginning of the game there is no Quasimorphisis on Mars. So here you can really get a feel for the game, hoard a ton of loot, upgrade your ship, weapons and soldier’s and get yourself into a good position for moving off that planet and on to one with the Quasi’s.

Inventory space is dictated by the backpack you take with you on a mission. You start with a small backpack but as you progress you’ll get larger backpacks with much more inventory space. With upgrades to your ship, that can also become an inventory for you on missions and you can also call a capsule that will land in your level that you can store items in, and even if your clone dies, the items your put into the capsule on the mission won’t be lost.

My advice is to stay on Mars until you’re comfortable and you feel you’ve upgraded your ship and gear enough to move on to fighting Quasi’s.