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Posted on: December 28, 2024
nukeheal
Verified ownerGames: 178 Reviews: 6
one of my fav rouge like games.
Normal = Hard! Played it orginally on xbox years back and this game kicked my a*** on Normal. Didn't cheat with guides or videos. It took me a while before I beat it enjoyed it alot. Easy = Normal if you struggle switch to Easy. Unless you are like me who won't give up until he wins. Real gaming achievement is to beat this game on Hard without cheating.
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Posted on: September 15, 2016
AsBest
Verified ownerGames: 577 Reviews: 2
Freelancer on steroids!
Yes, i'm waiting for this game from first screenshots of pre-alpha. I think every Freelancer fun saw such similarity in many game aspects. But also the game have a kind of personal abilities that position it much higher than No Men's Sky. Of course, there will be a lot of polishing and content grow, may be some changes in ship control, may be there will be official modding support, story mode... But even now there is much things to learn, explore and having fun with the game!
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Posted on: September 22, 2016
Wolvensoul9147
Verified ownerGames: 75 Reviews: 1
Very good, but obviously early access
I already love this game, it feels great, it looks great, in works great. The only real issues are, its an early access, there is little to it currently. Now i havent made it to the end, furthest ive gone is sector 5, but there is little variety to the weapons currently. Enemy types are a bit more variable, and some even act differently which is nice considering alot of games just have enemies with different attacks or defenses but all act the same. For example some enemies will flee if they get low on health. Now the issue with the enemies is they get very hard to kill, they get extremely tanky and become tedious to take down, especially if luck hasnt been on your side and you dont have many weapons. All this being said i would certainly reccomend the game, its a little slow at the start, but once you make a few runs and get some upgrades (especially energy upgrades, big one right there) it speeds up and you stop running out of energy every single fight with simply drones.
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Posted on: November 23, 2020
Gragreg
Verified ownerGames: 114 Reviews: 7
Fun but no great
Everspace combines elements of FTL and a classic space sim like Wing Commander III—though without being as good as either of them. You play as an amnesiac pilot who must shoot and loot his way past jump points spread across seven sectors of increasing difficulty. The bulk of the gameplay involves arcade-style combat and poking through freighter wrecks, space stations, and caves to find fuel, credits, accessories, and so on. Death is permanent, but you can use the credits you earn each time to improve your ship and mitigate your surroundings between runs. The space backdrops are beautifully rendered and the game is fast, intense, and mostly fun, but I found that there was a certain impersonality to Everspace. The story, which emerges through comic-book style cutscenes, is uninspiring, and I never came close to caring about the relationships among the characters. Also, eventually you realize that the key to beating the game is simply to spruce up your ship to a certain level and then take care of your fuel consumption during a run. In this sense, the learning curve of the game is backwards: it starts out frustrating and difficult, and ends up feeling easy. Still, this is definitely not to say the game is unenjoyable. For those who like flight sims, roguelike games, and space exploration, Everspace is a solid buy.
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Posted on: February 20, 2017
kpeterson
Verified ownerGames: Reviews: 16
Quick and fun space action
This turns out to be exactly the game I hoped it would be. Each run you make, you learn a little bit more, you gather a bit more money to improve the base stats of your ships, you get a bit better at fighting the enemy ships. Each run follows the same basic pattern but with unexpected specifics, so you make progress and get better while still never being sure what you'll run into. I've completed the game several times now with the interceptor, still working on scout and gunship - but I only play on hard mode; I think if I was on normal I'd be completing it with those with no problem. So the difficulty scaling is exactly right. The variety of opponents is excellent, and you nearly always have the tools you need to take them down, although you might need to think a bit and learn how to use things you haven't made common use of. The first time I used shield disruptors and damage boosters to take down a corvette, I was quite proud of myself - I normally use corrosion missiles. All in all the game offers excellent fun in fifteen to thirty minute bursts - or longer, if you get in the zone and don't want to stop.
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