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EVERSPACE™ – однопользовательский космический шутер. Элементы roguelike здесь сочетаются с современной графикой и увлекательным сюжетом. Вы отправитесь в опасное путешествие по изменчивой, красочной и полной сюрпризов вселенной. Вам придется оттачивать навыки, накапливать опыт и учиться импровизировать, чтобы выжить и разгадать тайну своего происхождения. Вы встретитесь с интересными персонажами, каждому из которых есть что рассказать о вас. Каждая попытка будет увлекательной, ведь вы постоянно будете попадать в совершенно разные ситуации. Каждая часть игры запомнится вам надолго, каждая подарит немало особенных, полных смысла моментов. Знайте, что, несмотря на летные навыки, вы все равно будете погибать. Но не волнуйтесь! Смерть здесь – лишь начало нового большого приключения.
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ОСОБЕННОСТИ
- Однопользовательский космический шутер с элементами roguelike и постоянным развитием
- Увлекательный сюжет с полной озвучкой интересных и продуманных персонажей
- Три корабля на выбор, каждый со своими возможностями и стартовым снаряжением
- Яркий стиль с современной графикой и большим вниманием к деталям
- Управление с 6 степенями свободы, адаптированное под клавиатуру и мышь
- Проработанная система повреждений и создания вещей
- Динамические кабины всех доступных игроку кораблей
ОПТИМАЛЬНЫЙ ВЫБОР ДЛЯ ИГРЫ
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, portuguese - brazil, russian, simplified chinese, polish, japanese, korean, traditional chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС *: 32/64-bit Windows 7 / 8.1 / 10
- Процессор: Intel CPU Core i3
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Nvidia GTX 480 / AMD Radeon HD 5870
- DirectX: версии 10
- Место на диске: 12 GB
- Поддержка VR: SteamVR or Oculus PC. Keyboard or gamepad required
- Дополнительно: VR Support is optional
- ОС *: 32/64-bit Windows 7 / 8.1 / 10
- Процессор: Intel CPU Core i5
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Nvidia GeForce GTX 770 / AMD Radeon R9 280X
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 12 GB
- Дополнительно: VR Support is optional
Mac
- ОС: OS X 10.12.6 Sierra
- Процессор: Intel CPU Core i3
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: GPU with Metal support (GTX 480 / HD 5870)
- Место на диске: 12 GB
- Дополнительно: No VR support on Mac
- ОС: OS X 10.12.6 Sierra
- Процессор: Intel CPU Core i5
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: GeForce GTX 770 / AMD Radeon R9 280X
- Место на диске: 12 GB
- Дополнительно: No VR support on Mac
Linux
- ОС: Ubuntu 16.04
- Процессор: Intel CPU Core i3
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: NVidia Geforce GTX 480 / AMD Radeon HD 5870
- Место на диске: 12 GB
- Дополнительно: No VR or HOTAS support on Linux
- ОС: Ubuntu 16.04
- Процессор: Intel CPU Core i5
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Nvidia GeForce GTX 770 / AMD Radeon R9 280X
- Место на диске: 12 GB
- Дополнительно: No VR or HOTAS support on Linux
Отзывы пользователей
Runs very smooth on my laptop with a controller and I am enjoying the game, good graphics with some real space fights.
pretty damn-good sci-fi-flavored roguelike that fleshes out the fact that its a roguelike into the narrative. stuff we didn't see make it mainstream until 2019/2020 with games like slay the spire & hades. the controls are fluid and is one of the best space combat games i've ever had the pleasure of playing. as a completionist the game sort of lacked in the side quest department, i would've liked more in that regard. while i would say the game was small in scope despite feeling so large, it truly had a lot going for it that made it feel "bigger" and i'm quite interested in potentially trying everspace 2 in the future. my biggest complaint is the repetitiveness after a while, the early game especially feels really grindy and i can see that being a huge turn off for more casual players who don't want to spend 25+ hours for what is a fairly simplistic first entry from rockfish games (as far as im aware its their first non-mobile game)
The game have an interesting gameplay. I like space exploration games. But this game is sucks. It will freeze and crashes so often that its unplayable. Now that sucks
What a pile of garbage. It's like Elon Musk meets Mr Rogers. Total waste of money and desire to play a game that makes ant sense and at the same time fun. I would rather do without than play this game.
Everspace — Космическая одиссея, которая не прощает ошибок!
Если вы думали, что это просто симулятор полетов в космосе, расслабьтесь — это рогалик. Хороший рогалик. Отличный!
Начнем с графона. Everspace — это КРАСОТА. Космос тут просто завораживает. Летаешь среди астероидов, разбитых кораблей и гигантских станций, и думаешь: “Да я бы жил здесь, если бы не постоянные смерти”. Да, вы умрете. МНОГО. Это рогалик, ребята, тут все на этом построено.
Игровой процесс - это смесь аркадных космических боев и менеджмента ресурсов. У вас постоянно заканчивается топливо для прыжков по секторам, вспомогательное снаряжение, и, как назло, на хвосте висит вражеский флот, который хочет вас превратить в космический мусор.
Что реально выделяется — это экшн. Бои здесь быстрые, динамичные и чертовски зрелищные. Летаешь, уворачиваешься, стреляешь из всех орудий — это как “Звездные войны”, только на максималках. Но вот управление на первых порах может сбивать с толку. Иногда ты чувствуешь себя пилотом, который случайно залез в кабину и не понял, где тормоза.
Прогрессия сделана на удивление приятно. Даже если вы умираете (а это будет происходить часто), вы зарабатываете кредиты, которые можно тратить на улучшение корабля. Это дает вам чувство, что вы не зря потратили очередные полчаса на очередной провальный рейд.
Минусы? Ну, как рогалик, игра иногда ощущается слишком жестокой. Бывают моменты, когда ты просто не можешь победить из-за случайно сгенерированного шлака вокруг. А сюжет, хотя и старается держать вас заинтересованным, местами кажется поверхностным. В остальном, уже готов пересесть в кабину второй части этой замечательной игры.
I had this game recommended to me by a friend.
Purchased on-sale (with Encounters DLC), but even so I believe it's worth the full price.
You start as Adam Roslin, on a journey to find out who you are and what's going on. The general objective is to traverse a total of seven randomly generated Sectors, each run culminating on the seventh sector.
With each death or completed run, you keep the currency/credits you earned and use them to upgrade your ship, unlock others and enhance your experience through various perks.
You also unlock / loot schematics and upgrades through your runs, allowing you to craft different weapons and devices with the materials you loot between sectors. Resources do not carry over after death - only credits.
As of this review I'm about 48hrs into the game and am nearing 100% completion; that said, I'd say the game offers 50 hours of gameplay overall.
If you're not the kind of person who's into "Die, Rinse, Repeat" games, this may not be for you.
But if you are, and you're keen on solid spaceship combat, I'd wholly recommend picking this up.
(As a sidenote, I would also recommend swapping your Strafe keys and your Turn keys around for better ship control)
A space-flight roguelike game, that offers a unique perspective into the well-established genre.
Great game simple and exciting
Great game, good story line and the combat system.
I usually don't gravitate toward the Rogue-like genre, but somehow this game has kept me coming back run after run. It's brutal to fail so often in the early game, but the progression works so well to keep you hooked and gives you the edge you need to successfully complete a run in due time. Space combat is incredibly satisfying (I recommend keyboard and mouse for controls), and the procedural generation of the environments with the addition of random hazards work well to keep every sector within the run fresh and exciting with new challenges to overcome whilst completing mission objectives. I highly recommend giving this game a chance as a fan of practically all sci-fi/space entertainment media, and especially if you're new to Rogue-likes like myself.
Roguelike space shooter
is Ok
Very underrated roguelike. So many weapons, equipment, skills to unlock, 4 different ships that play different, Lot of content to explore and most importantly new runs are still addicting. The dogfighting was fun, especially when couple different sides are fighting each other and you are in middle of the battle.
However you have to understand that this is roguelike and I feel like most people dont understand what kind of genre it is. You will die a lot and have to try from the start but every run in 40 hours of my playthrough was unique. Also you get better things unlocked after every single run so there's a progress. You get stronger.
You need DLC tho. It adds lot of variety to the game.
refunded
Fun arcade-y style roguelite space ship game. This is what I thought Elite Dangerous might be, but that game requires too much "technical" knowledge of the game and ship for it to be enjoyable to me. This game I can hop-in, play for a few hours, step away for awhile, and be able to jump right back in when I'm ready.
Absolutely loved it!
This game has smooth graphics and excellent handling. it's easy to get killed in the beginning but you appear to have unlimited clones you can access and re-emerge from the "Hanger" it's strange, but hey, how else can you progress? Space combat is unforgiving in this space shooter.
Some asteroids are hollow and can be explored for hidden things this is one of the best features about this game. If space Combat and exploration is your thing, then this is for you. If you don't like getting blown up every five to ten minutes as a beginner then maybe re-consider, know this- it's a grind to upgrade to a better level to survive each area. I say fun yet challenging. overall I give this game a thumbs up!
Liked it a lot.
A + S + E + Space = You can't touch this
Poorly translated, but fun. Wing commander all over again. What even is Starfield?
It's kinda fun and maybe I'll revise this review at a later time, but at current it fails to impress. I really enjoy roguelikes, but something about spending a length of time every stage exploring for craftables, fighting enemies in more or less the same fashion, and somewhat boring upgrades isn't for me. I feel like the starting set of upgrades you can obtain is too small and it makes the first several runs feel really same-y and dull. For me, the run-cycle is way too long for it to have so much "null space" I spend most of the time maneuvering around in space searching for something interesting rather than engaging with it. And the "something interesting" is usually a box or a mine-able asteroid. I'm willing to put a little more into the game, but so far I'm not impressed. I'm hoping that once I clear my first run that it opens up a lot more, but I'm not sure if I'll get there.
I got this game assuming it would play something along the lines of other space flight/combat games, Elite Dangerous, SW squadrons, Project Wingman, etc. I wanted to play with my HOTAS, but this game doesn't work for that. It feels like it has too many controls for a standard console controller, and the movement is way too fast and imprecise to use a flight stick. I got it for discount and left it to sit in my library for too long to get a refund, otherwise I definitely would have gotten my money back. Really, just don't bother.
Literally better than it's sequel.
So far, it's been pretty disappointing. I was really looking forward to the game, but unfortunately it got boring quickly. The gameplay can't keep up with the good graphics. After you die, it's always the same. It seems like a slot machine where you have to put in a new coin after each round. There's no exciting story. Spoiler alert: The fact that you're a clone as a player is a cheap explanation for the repeated deaths and the constant repetition of star systems and sectors. I wouldn't buy it again, and I won't buy Everspace 2 when it's on sale either.
Bis jetzt recht enttäuschend. Ich hab mich sehr auf das Spiel gefreut aber leider ist es schnell langweilig geworden. Das Gameplay kann leider mit der guten Grafik nicht mithalten. Nach dem Tod ist es immer das gleiche. Es kommt mir vor wie ein Game Automat wo man nach jeder Runde eine neue Geldmünze einwerfen muss. Spannende Story ist leider Fehlanzeige. Achtung Spoiler: Das man als Spieler ein Klon ist, ist eine billige Erklärung für den immer wiederkehrenden Tod und die ständigen wiederholungen der Sternsystemen und Sektoren. Ich würde es nicht nochmal kaufen und Everspace 2 kaufe ich auch im ausverkauf nicht mehr.
fun game on my switch to play on the train so i do not make eye contact with the love of my life until she calls the cops on me
If you are a 6DOF / HOTAS user, skip this one. I was having a hell of a time configuring my stick to the controls and couldn't figure out what was going on. If you are having the same issue, let me save you some trouble.
This game was built with either a mouse or a controller in mind. There is a built-in input acceleration on your axis that is impossible to turn off, so you have to use either REALLY fine movements in your stick or WAY overshoot your target. I had my sensitivity set all the way down and it was still doing this.
That isn't the worst part though: there is a control glitch where it won't accept roll, pitch, and yaw inputs all at once, or at least not at the correct values. It was stuttering my yaw controls, or only accepting half as much pitch or yaw as I expected.
I originally thought this may have been just a problem with my HOTAS (Thrustmaster T.Flight, yes yes I know it is what I could afford), but I went and bought a brand new logitech 3d pro, tested all of its axis with AntiMicroX and verified it was in perfect order, no stick drift, no deadzone issues... Still did the same thing.
Come to find out from reddit that the devs knew about these issues back in 2017 and never patched them.
For those who insist this is a skill issue, I have decades of flight sim experience, and 6DOF is my favorite genre. I've played Elite Dangerous, Eve Valkyrie in VR, Chorus (which I HIGHLY recommend instead of this), and several others.
I'll still play this game with my gamepad, since that is what it was designed for, but I'm sad the developers didn't give a shit about the HOTAS crowd... :'(
Fun packed space fighter game
One of the better flight simulators on steam. Comparable to Star Wars Rogue Squadron or Wing Commander. Graphics are great and really make you feel like your in outer space. Not to be missed. 5/5
If I wanted RNG to screw me this badly, I'd go to Vegas; at least they give me free alcohol while I'm playing.
Really, this should be a maybe, since there's a good core game here. It's just that they seem to go out of their way to keep me from getting the resources I need to stay alive.
Great!
All your space are belong to us.
pew pew in space
DOES NOT WORK WITH VR, despite advertising to the contrary. Using a Quest 3 and an Xboc One Controller--as the game does not register Quest 3 controllers--I found that I couldn't even progress through the tutorial as certain HUD elements do not display in their proper place. As a result, it not possible to identify where things marked by the HUD are in the game world, such as waypoints or jump drive targets. Consequently, one cannot go to a waypoint or use a jump drive target.
Curiously, despite being an old game the developer is continuing to market this game as containing a VR mode. That might have been true once, but it no longer is.
A blast in VR. Works perfect with HOTAS (Winwing joystick and Thrustmaster throttle). Very nice option is aiming with head, although it was the most useful for me when playing with controller. With joystick aiming is smooth. In the beginning I thought that the flying model was not very realistic, because the ship stops almost immediately when you go off throttle, but it's a device called inertia dampener that causes this behavior- if it gets damaged, then there is inertia as expected :)
gg
Enjoyable and simple.
fun fun fun
Very fun :3
Damn, almost perfect but to whoever programmed that Nanobot Cloud that can damage you from 100 light years away... you sir are an idiot. I know about the damage limiter and adaptive armor trick but my ship can withstand a black hole's pull, fly through thunder clouds, tank 3 war ships and survive 10 rockets to the cock pit but not some random fart cloud. Can you patch or nerf this trash or something? Even everyone in the forums say its bull****.
To preface this review, I completed all achievements, but spent little time flying the Sentinel, and did not play Hardcore Mode. I can recommend this game, but it comes with a lot of caveats. There simply aren't a lot of games on the market of this particular type, so whatever passes has to do. This game is a good game, but there are a lot of design issues that hold it back from being a great game.
For a roguelike in a 6D space, the game does a pretty good job of creating a wide variety of scenarios with relatively few generation bugs. There are multiple biomes, lots of variety in space debris, and the few types of heavy weather effects *usually* don't overstay their welcome. More on those later. The game is absolutely gorgeous and has a decently robust photo mode that can be accessed at any time, in addition to a pretty stellar soundtrack.
There are three 'enemy' factions, each which fight uniquely, and one neutral faction. Additionally, higher priority targets seem to be interspersed through the game, offering higher rewards for higher risk. Risk balancing is actually a huge part of this game, moment-to-moment decisions often add up in ways that aren't necessarily easily foreseeable. More about that later though.
This game would not be nearly as 'full' without the Encounter's DLC. I would argue that story-content wise this game is heavily lacking with just the base content. The story is interesting, but not very long, and so there really isn't much to chase regarding run-to-run content. Once you've finished the storylines up, replayability drops off even harder. The game spaces feel a lot emptier with only occasional interactions from the NPC's, and the radio chatter between fighters does not make up for it since you can barely understand it.
This game is very reliant on its crafting system to make combat varied. There are a million and one weapons to carry, but most engagements devolve into turning battles with your enemy, and whoever has more firepower usually wins. This can be changed up slightly by the Okkar, who occasionally have frontal shields, requiring a different attack type. But otherwise every engagement tends to play out the same as the enemy ships don't seem to have differing levels of aggression, at least not often. That's not even mentioning how often consumables play a role in combat, it was extremely commonplace for me to pause the game mid-battle and craft three components for immediate use. These can include missiles, which are extremely effective, or other utility items, which are usually engagement specific. It oftentimes felt that these crafting and inventory management portions were replacements for what should have been quick-thinking reactions in a dogfight.
The game also has components that can be installed that have temporary re-usable effects, but they require ship energy to activate. Ship energy is also tied to your boost, which is required in the constant turning battles, and to shoot. I never felt motivated to use more than one of these components at a time, and didn't even remember to use them particularly frequently. Mostly I would opt to fill these slots with adaptive armor or energy extenders, because although they can't be upgraded, they always work. And since energy is so required for engagements (boosting stops your from getting hit and shooting stops hits from ever being possible), there just isn't a real reason to invest in these components outside of a select few. The cloaking device is the biggest one, because it de-aggros enemies for as long as it is active and is essentially a get-out-of-jail-free card. But items like the temporary damage increase feel like they could be replaced with any of the other damage increasing or enemy weakening methods with little loss. The UI itself sort of de-emphasizes using multiple at a time, because either you have to pause and equip the correct item, or swap through all of the ones in your inventory before landing on the correct one (provided its not a primary weapon, which is on the scroll wheel and thus easier to access).
Weapon variants exist, which are neat, but on top of that there's a whole mod system, which is once again tied back to crafting. It just feels like it would be wholly easier if the mod system was more heavily integrated into the weapon variants, or vice versa. The minor tuning the modifications offer allow players to upgrade over a run, but honestly just create a lot of inventory clutter and extra management time. Then once you die in a run, you spend a lot of time trying to get back to your preferred setup anyways. Don't even get me started on Viridian energy, which in my eyes is essentially useless unless you have an unmodified component. Also, there's enhanced weapons? Which seems to add a small stat bonus to the base version of the weapon? Just a lot for something that doesn't apply much change in gameplay. Having much larger effects with less variety would honestly be better.
Cruiser and 'boss' combat usually devolves into missile spam because there's no great way to dodge enemy attacks or systematically destroy a cruiser's weaponry. Additionally, they usually get support drones, and call in reinforcements on death. The drone server is a neat idea, small mechanic tied to 'damage phases' against the ship type, but this is the only one of it's kind. If you're forced to engage a cruiser (not a corvette, the bigger one) on anything above easy, you can forget your run, unless you have huge stores of resources for mass missile launches.
Everything about this game was a 9-10/10.
I love the story and how it was told throughout the game, and I loved the repeated runs with new perks/strength that let you push just that little bit further and further each time. And the planets/environments are still amazing to look at even after seeing them many times.
Everspace 2 should have followed these footsteps more closely IMO. It was good, but not as "special" to me.
Amazing game, love it to bits. Would have been my "#1 space sim of all time" since Freelancer had they not released EVERSPACE 2 :D
As for the downsides.. Yeah, there are a few:
1. Enemies are much too accurate and rarely miss a shot, unless you know how to avoid being hit. Which leads to point 2.
2. The only way to survive on hard difficulty is to perform circle strafing move, while moving backwards. That's it, no way around it. That's the only strategy that will keep you alive in later sectors, which kills the thrill of dogfight for me.
Other than that it's a very solid game, which I enjoy.
Very fun space game, not many like it out there. People dont sleep on this one its super fun, especially for the price!
very adicting
This game must become popular it is great sci-fi game
the movement feels great
It is a really good first person space exploration game which I purchased for a very small price during the steam summer sale.
It can be a bit disheartening because even at the easiest difficulty you die every so often, and your progress (at least the map and story progress is reset to zero). But it is has nice graphics, and cool sound FX. Especially recommended for players who have a affinity to Star Trek or other similar science fiction themes.
Amazing space flight game. Fun to upgrade and find stuff
This game was a lot of fun! I liked the fact that I had to mine for resources and could slowly get further in the game. The plotline was engaging and combat was generally fun. I particularly liked taking out larger ships.
However, the game generally felt incomplete. There were moments where I thought to myself "wait, is that it?". One such instance was when I was fighting a very large capital ship. I destroyed everything on it and nothing happened. No loot, no dialogue of it surrendering, no obvious path forward aside from leaving the system. With a little more writing and expanding, I think it could have been a really good game!
Overall, I still recommend it, as it is a fun game!
EDIT: Okay, apparently you just have to run when these Occar whatever ships are inbound. Kind of like in FLT, but here - you have limited time on location until they arrive.
I now remember why I dropped this game in the past, it starts unnecessarily hard. There is no smooth progression. I have encountered just now 5+ enemy ships on 1 level of 1 stage and they just r***d me.
I can't get good at the game if there are 5+ ships just beating me from all directions until I grind for upgrades. (skill issue ofc, sry don't have 1000h to put into random game).
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | ROCKFISH Games |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.11.2024 |
| Metacritic | 79 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 78% положительных (4785) |