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Posted on: September 25, 2024
Styllix
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 6 Opinie: 1
Don't pass it up!
Rockfish has done an exellent job with this title. It takes a few hours to get accustumed with the flight controls, but it's well worth it. I'm enjoying the side quests, searching for upgrades and learning the crafting. The visuals are immersive, highly detailed and stunning at times. I'm a big looter/shooter fan and this one hits the mark for me.
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Posted on: December 30, 2024
Wintermans
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 173 Opinie: 4
Not Bad, not bad at all
Nothing like Everspace 1, but as the title says not bad at all. It's a long game, time consuming, lot of grinding, finding componants, puzzle, exploration, ... interesting ships. Better characters than first one. A story diluted in the hours of figth, exploration and farming but it's the same with all 'open worlds'. You can feel a bit driven at beginning with all those icons everywhere on the screen but a lot of 'secrets' are well hidden, and won't be pointed to you. Everspace 2 is worth it's money.
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Posted on: March 8, 2025
HerrKaputt
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: 216 Opinie: 1
Thanks for making a Mac version!
I'm really happy to have supported this game. I loved Everspace 1, and love Everspace 2 even more. The devs stuck to the basics and did them really well. Old school arcadey space shooter well made.
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Posted on: April 21, 2025
reallynonessential
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: Opinie: 8
ok RPG-6DoF: the terminal clone sequel
ok RPG-6DoF: the terminal clone sequel Everspace 2 combines elements of space flight/6DoF games like Descent/Freespace/Overload and linear RPG gameplay. Everspace 1 has a recurring gameplay defined by an element of the story (clone retaining memory), and you play as the xth clone, but retain memory of past clones. However, in Everspace 2 you’re the terminal clone. Also, now there are story scenes / flashback cutscenes with the style of a comic book (storyboard). The Good Parts: The best part about this game is that the combat gameplay is improved, along with the weapons and ship modifications/customization. There are more ship variations (but there's no modding support). Some of the puzzles and solutions are interesting and fun, and you can tell there was quite a bit of effort put into making them. The Bad Parts: There's very low/little reward for puzzles and main quest completion. Instead of having the player progress with the main quest, the main game story may take due to requiring doing boring chores. I think the RPG-like nature (and the stereotypical video game “gold star” library of so-called achievements) of the game ruined the fun of Everspace. Also, the story and dialogue is sterile and unserious, serving a mixture of childishness, cliches, and some funny jokes based on the game or the original game, and the characters are charicatures, which isn't for everyone. The travel mode between star systems/locations = you sit and watch your ship "cruising" in auto-pilot (ratio of combat time to travel time is probably 1:5). Once a system "explorer challenge" is completed, when auto-pilot is activated you can "fast travel" in the travel mode between locations (at least 20x faster). During travel you always get distracting "distress" and "unknown" signals that also ping the user regularly with pointless distractions (at least, after the first 20 they sure seemed pointless). [shortened. character limit exceeded by 1000]
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Posted on: May 1, 2025
superstande
Zweryfikowany użytkownikGry: Opinie: 16
It's pretty cool.
Graphics, sounds, gameplay rocks. It's still not the perfect space game I've always wanted but have not found, in the last decade or so. X games take simulation and expand it in such a way as to get a bit overwhelming. Something that seems to ask a week just to internalize one fifth of the very basics :D Then we have these space games that are great but they are mostly just action... Everspace 2 gets it very almostly right. A bit of too much action maybe. But... on the other hand... The game is a very, very fine space game despite the action-heaviness. I especially love that there are ships to buy, customize, equip how you please, equipment itself to upgrade, and minerals and other bits to seek, and generally the space in Everpace, it's not X huge, but it still feels quite huge. There is maybe a bit too much going on :D But you can fortunately play the game as you please, ignore the distress calls that take you away from your multiple jobs that took you away from your side quests that took you away from your main quest. And those unknown locations are also quite tempting. The only proper dislike I have is the flash you get with the big jumps... The game does give a warning about it, and that's nice, and this is a space action game, so some flashing was expected, and appreciated.. but somehow the whole jump sequence gets a bit weary when you've already seen it 500 times... But I don't mean that it is a big flaw. It's a mere annoyance sometimes, in the middle of a very enjoyable, much appreciated rare gem of a space game. And now we have the DLC with More :) Only thing I'd want after this... is someone'd make a similar game, with just a wee bit more simulation, just a few more steps towards X games. That would be epic. Anyhow time to go mine some titanium, and see what that they have in the next star system.
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