#EVERSPACE STELLAR EDITION REVIEW PLUS#

#EVERSPACE STELLAR EDITION REVIEW PLUS#

You also get a digital art book that contains concept art, plus the game’s soundtrack, and you can access all of this from the main menu.

The Stellar Edition of the game features more content, such as the Encounters DLC, which adds new gear, characters and questlines. Basically, your main mission is just to survive. And in order to survive, you have to mine for resources like fuel, and you have to avoid being destroyed by pirates and turrets. You control Adam, a pilot who doesn’t remember anything, out trying to survive in the galaxy. That might seem like a lot of mixing, but that’s really the only way to describe the game. For the most part, Everspace is a rogue-like space combat game mixed with resource management sim, mixed with space exploration, mixed with crafting. It’s both fun and aggravating all at once but in the best ways possible.Įxplaining what Everspace is can be a little tricky, it’s a mix of many things. Everspace hooked me in and took me for a ride that I couldn’t put down. Now that I’ve been playing the game, I have to say that it exceeded my expectations. Then when I heard it was coming to Nintendo Switch, my excitement was riding even higher. Everything about it sounded fun, thrilling and a little frightening. Explore the galaxy, mine for resources, get out before you’re hunted. When I first heard about the game, I was immediately intrigued by it.

I’ve had Everspace on my radar for a while now.

Everspace stellar edition review