Everspace (PC Digital Download): Standard Edition $0.99, Ultimate Edition $2.98

KrakenMan76

6d ago

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KrakenMan76

6d ago

60 Posts

I heard the second game is better; more replayability

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RaiTech

Pro

6d ago

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RaiTech

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6d ago

926 Posts

i tried the first one, found it boring - just game play seemed distant and combat seemed bland.

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Xxxfrogg

5d ago

203 Posts

Joined Jan 2016

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Xxxfrogg

5d ago

203 Posts

I really enjoyed this game. The second one is good to. If you can't deal with older games, go to the second one or skip all together.

slickdealforyou

5d ago

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slickdealforyou

5d ago

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I picked this up during last FP deal as a huge lover of Galaxy on Fire II game (same developer), and it's worth every penny. It's worth nothing the DLC is on sale for only $1.49 and is well worth it. Since the game is a roguelite, the DLC is something that enhances the many runs you will make, so it's a DLC that's better purchased sooner, rather than later.

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EverettM1119

5d ago

329 Posts

Joined Dec 2015

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EverettM1119

5d ago

329 Posts

Quote from slickdealforyou

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I picked this up during last FP deal as a huge lover of Galaxy on Fire II game (same developer), and it's worth every penny. It's worth nothing the DLC is on sale for only $1.49 and is well worth it. Since the game is a roguelite, the DLC is something that enhances the many runs you will make, so it's a DLC that's better purchased sooner, rather than later.

Thanks for the tips! I loved the old space sims, Escape Velocity trilogy and Sid Meyer's Pirates! (what genre even is that?), and on my phone I really liked Galaxy on Fire and Galaxy on Fire 2. The space trading and side missions expanded the game somewhat in GoF2, but I wish it had multiple main story threads and replayability of the older Escape Velocity games. Would this be up my alley? Is the sequel a continuation of this story, or standalone?

kida182001

4d ago

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4d ago

kida182001

4d ago

3,514 Posts

The new one also seems to have some QoL improvements over the original that make the game more enjoyable. Might be better to just skip this one and play the 2nd one if you're new.

Azrael_the_Cat

2d ago

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Joined Feb 2006

2d ago

Azrael_the_Cat

2d ago

4,824 Posts

Quote from EverettM1119

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Thanks for the tips! I loved the old space sims, Escape Velocity trilogy and Sid Meyer's Pirates! (what genre even is that?), and on my phone I really liked Galaxy on Fire and Galaxy on Fire 2. The space trading and side missions expanded the game somewhat in GoF2, but I wish it had multiple main story threads and replayability of the older Escape Velocity games. Would this be up my alley? Is the sequel a continuation of this story, or standalone?

sequel continues the story but it's a very different game. both are very good if you like space combat

GnarlyDavidson

2d ago

182 Posts

Joined Nov 2018

2d ago

GnarlyDavidson

2d ago

182 Posts

Good deal. Everspace 2 is also 75% off @ $14.99 (historical low).

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BoastfulBelieve879

Yesterday

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BoastfulBelieve879

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GOG also has it for $0.99. No DRM is always a bonus.

Everspace (PC/Steam Digital Download): Ultimate Edition $3 or Standard Edition

$1.00

$20

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