Posted on: August 21, 2020
xanderx51
Games: 163 Reviews: 1
Free?
Because u think something should be free does not mean the content is bad. Review that.
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The Sound of EVERSPACE™ – Enjoy a huge variety of eery ambient space sounds made up of electronic synthesizers and real-life audio samples, classical themes, punchy rock riffs, electronic piano tunes, and songs accompanied by floating backing vocals. Driving beats, odd time signatures, and the use of some bizarre “instruments” like a tiny plastic guitar and a drum kit made of chairs and sofas always keep things interesting. This original soundtrack contains more than 60 tracks (FLAC and mp3 format), adding up to a duration of over three hours in total.
The Art of EVERSPACE™ – Discover a romanticized interpretation of space with vibrant colors, fantastic visual effects, spectacular planets, and beautiful space backdrops that leave you in awe. It is combined with a cool, yet functional looking technical design for space ships and other man-made structures. This digital artbook contains 48 pages of full-colored art work. It is only available in English.
EVERSPACE™ Wallpapers – Space up your desktop with 10 carefully retouched wallpapers in 4K (3840 x 2160 px) and in Full HD (1920 x 1080 px).
EVERSPACE™ is a trademark of ROCKFISH Games GmbH. All rights reserved. All other copyrights and trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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Posted on: July 29, 2021
Dashaphile
Games: 214 Reviews: 6
Thank you for choosing GOG
I'll buy on principle, because GOG titles come with games I can play without logging in to a DRM platform. The extras are extra tips that we, as patrons, may enjoy supporting. I don't mind this.
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Posted on: December 22, 2019
johnny5wd
Games: 1863 Reviews: 5
Bonus material, not game content
One of the comments here argues that "free stuff" was OK to give away for "old games" but for "newer" titles it should be acceptable to charge a premium for DLC. Well, that depends on the quality of the content, first of all, but more importantly, Everspace is NOT a "new" game - I suppose it will depend on one's definition of "new". So whether or not the artwork and the soundtrack are worth the pricetag even on sale, I don't know, I suppose it depends in part on fandom. All the 1-star ratings aren't about being charged a premium. I'm sure none of those users will mind if it added some actual game CONTENT rather than what used to be bonus material not really a part of the game itself. Granted, 3 hours of music is something one could pay good money for commercially, and if it is interesting enough it will sell for that price. In the end it is a publisher's choice. Give it away for free to perhaps boost popularity of a title or sell it to hordes of fans to make some extra revenue, regardless of what happens with that revenue, be it develop new titles or a bonus for a developer's artists or charity and whatnot. The other point however, is that GOG.COM used to differentiate itself, set itself entirely apart from other platforms such as Steam and attracted a loyal following for that reason. The main premise being curated and/or requested DRM-free titles for which its users pay, while not falling into the trap of perpetuating paid DLC, such as with the Galactic Civilization III series, and what is now commonly known as "season passes". Yes, GOG originally stood for GOOD OLD GAMES What makes a game old though? I for one am happy with the service GOG.COM provides even though admittedly, it has slipped a little and I find myself looking more towards HumbleBundle these days than GOG, but that might also be because none of the long-wished and voted-for titles have yet made it to GOG for whatever reason (might not be GOG's fault you know).
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Posted on: September 6, 2017
_v_Polaris_v_
Games: Reviews: 3
BS Practice
Basically what the rest already mentioned... Please do not fall to the dark side.
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Posted on: June 14, 2020
El Grego
Games: 572 Reviews: 1
Useful reviews, please?
After browsing these reviews I noticed that most people are complaining about content and/or price, and nothing about the game itself. I have the game on another well-known platform, and it's okay. Nothing fancy, but not terrible. Let's make GOG great again by posting reviews that actually review the game (graphics, soundtrack, load times, fun factor, compatibility, etc) instead of rambling about pricing and distribution policies. Thanks!
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