EVERSPACE™ 2

Одна из лучших сингл плеер игр про битвы на космических кораблях. Поставил бы 8/10, так как проседает динамика в некоторые моменты игры.

Se siente raro no terminar recomendando este juego, porque en papel hace muchas cosas a un nivel decente. El juego esta repleto de contenido, tiene muy buenos visuales, el combate es... decente, el loot es decente y la historia es bueno... no es mala. El problema es que este juego espera tantas horas de tu parte, sin realmente ofrecer algo que termine valiendo tu tiempo. Ni la historia, ni el gameplay ni la progresión te dan un aliciente suficiente para seguir el aparentemente interminable universo de Everspace 2. Si quieres cumplir tus fantasías de top gun, juega Ace Combat Si quieres exploración espacial, juega No mans sky Si quieres historia, juega Mass Effect Si quieres un buen looter, hay un mar de opciones

Обожаю когда уровни сложности распределены неравномерно) Высокий уровень сложности(4), даже рядом не стоит с очень сложным(5). Это как переходить с простого мака на тяжелые кхм-кхм. Ну или на основе гд: Высокий уровень это изи демон, а 5 экстрим. Идеальное сравнение.

I kept it on the backlog for way too long. Tried playing it a couple of times. I think I saw a part of a playthrough on YouTube at some point and it looked interesting... perhaps it was the first *Everspace* game?... Either way - after a few attempts I finally had to come to terms with a simple truth: I did not enjoy the gameplay, did not care for the story and did not appreciate the art style of cinematics. There simply was nothing for me in this game. I don't think it's a bad title. It is polished, complete, even won some awards. It's just not my kind of jam and with thousands of other titles I could be playing, I sometimes just need to let go.

very pretty and addictive

Did you enjoy Everspace? The sequel has more puzzles to solve, more galaxy to explore and plenty of crafting and looting to get on with.

Its the same thing over and over. Gets boring quick. The name makes a lot more sense now. Its the same missions over and over - ever (space) suffering.

EVERSPACE 2 is a first-person or third-person perspective action RPG looter, in the same vein as Diablo et al., making it more or less space Diablo. It features Adam Roslin, a fugitive escaped clone on the run from the Colonial forces, led by a Commissioner Hawke. He starts the game working for Grady & Brunt Prospects, an interstellar mining corporation, as a wingman for the miners. Adam is trying to earn his ticket out of the Demilitarized Zone, an area within Cluster 34 that serves as the area in which the game takes place. Cluster 34 and the DMZ are home to a variety of characters and factions as well as various aliens, including the Okkar race, with whom tensions are frail, as a once great conflict led to Colonial Forces and the Okkar fighting. Of course, as these types of stories go, Adam ends up working for Hawke sooner or later, in his attempt to redeem himself and his ragtag bunch of NPCs he picks up along the way. All in an attempt to prevent further escalation between Okkar and Colonial Forces. Meanwhile, Adam also has to reconcile his true nature as a clone. The writing isn't amazing, and the dialog and banter between characters is full of cliches and whimsical behavior from the protagonist. He's eager to help anyone and everyone, regardless of circumstances, to the point he appears as a bumbling idiot. Similarly, in RPG terms, the protagonist must have maxed charisma, because everyone is like, "Ok dude, here's a mission, you're a cool guy dude". It's no wonder he constantly comes across his former selves dead and gone, which is an ongoing joke in the story. His constant chatty AI companion HIVE, doesn't help things along, with its David Attenborough-mimicking voice, and sarcastic, annoying attitude. The gameplay is your standard fare ARPG looter, if you've played one, you've mostly played them all, and few stand above the rest of them, with a unique take or mechanics. But what is EVERSPACE 2's unique thing? It's...in space? The shooting mechanics as well as the flight mechanics are rather simplistic, this is an arcade game after all, not a space sim. Which is fine for the genre, but it feels overly simplistic at times. There's a variety of ships available in the game, from the somewhat disconnected sniper, to the drone carrier or the missile bomber. But in the end, they don't play that differently, as you end up dogfighting your way through most encounters, in a spam of projectiles, explosions, and particle effects, to the point where you often just end up holding down the boost button, screaming around in circles filling the screen with colours. Not unlike classical bullet hell games. With that type of combat, middling linear story beats, and an endless amount of puzzles, the game gets super repetitive and grindy. Wait, puzzles you say? Yes someone put ARPG elements in your puzzle game, or is it puzzles in your APRG game. The game touts "massive handcrafted area is packed with secrets, puzzles, and perils to encounter", understating how packed it is but overselling the handcrafted aspect. It would be enough to have 1 puzzle in each area, as long as it was original and not just a "get that energy ball over there and bring it over here." or "shoot the red lights". The repetitiveness of the puzzle elements cannot be overstated, as there are far too many of them in every area, each giving marginal rewards at best or giving the elusive items needed for ship attribute upgrades. On the topic of itemization and attributes, EVERSPACE 2 is full on classical ARPG. Items with levels, rarities and effects and sets, character levels and perks, NPC perks you can unlock, it even has maps from PoE. Add to that a weird restrictive choice to limit the main attribute rolls on gear to the three primary stats, when there are ships that arguably have other stats as their "primary". There's also a pacing issue, since you can grind your way on pointless quick jobs, whereby side missions and Main missions trail behind the character level. As is typical with these types of games, if you do all the side content, you outlevel the main story. The game could have made better use of level scaling in that regard. Or just not have levels at all. EVERSPACE 2 is a single-player experience, but some of the tedium could perhaps have been alleviated with a Borderlands style cooperative experience. But even then, it would still be tedious, just tedious with friends. Looking at the achievement completion, it's very telling that less than 5-10% even gets a Tier 4 ship, or complete the DLC content.

Прошел и получил массу удовольствия. Довольно аркадная игрушка, с приятным визуалом, отличным сюжетом(финал вообще оставил массу приятных чувств). Основной сюжет на твердую 7-8 где то часов на 30. А все что кроме это желание торговать между галактиками, покупать новые корабли, покупать или крафтить детали или оружие, разгадывать загадки , искать скрытые послания и вещи. Очень запомнился квест паразит. Не хватает ру озвучки. В моменты боя, информацию при общении союзников чаще всего пропускаешь. Дополнения не пробывал. Но от основной игры кайфанул и Очень советую игру.

Quite a remarkable game, with an innovative use of the Unreal engine. Much more an ARPG than a space combat simulation, and that's OK. Good writing bolstered by some good voice acting really make this a compelling, well-done story, and a lot of fun to play.