Last summer, the space shooter “Everspace 2” developed by Rockfish Games was released for the PS5. The PlayStation Store currently offers you the opportunity to secure the title at a bargain price.
This weekend, Sony Interactive Entertainment didn't just launch one new weekend sale with various exciting deals for the PlayStation Plus community.
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There are also further offers available for the bargain hunters among you. These include the space shooter “Everspace 2,” developed by Rockfish Games, which was released for the PS5 last summer. “Everspace 2” normally costs 49.99 euros. However, as part of the current offer you can grab the shooter at a reduced price.
Until May 9, 2024 and 12:59 a.m. our time, the price of “Everspace 2” will drop to 29.99 euros. PlayStation Plus subscribers benefit from an additional discount and only pay 24.99 euros. This results in a discount of 50 percent.
Demo allows extensive rehearsal
If you don't know exactly whether “Everspace 2” will appeal to you in terms of gameplay, then wait in the PlayStation Store In addition to the offers mentioned, there is also a trial version of the space shooter available to you. This allows you to play “Everspace 2” over a period of two hours.
If you like the action on offer, you can transfer your progress when you purchase the full version and continue your adventure seamlessly. As usual, the trial version requires an active PlayStation Plus Premium subscription.
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While it is the PS5 version of “Everspace 2” on Metacritic has an average rating of 80 points, the shooter is much better received by the community. This is proven by a look at the PlayStation Store.
The average user rating of “Everspace 2” is an impressive 4.58 out of five possible stars. A similar picture emerges on Steamwhere the space shooter scored “very positive” after almost 9,000 votes.
An open game world and other innovations
Apart from the fast-paced space action, “Everspace 2” only has a limited connection to its predecessor. The first “Everspace” was intended to be a classic Rougelite experience, but the successor offers you more than just an open game world. In addition, a classic single-player campaign awaits.
Here you take on the role of the clone pilot Adam. He searches for his place in the universe and faces the numerous dangers that lie in wait for him in the war-torn star systems of the demilitarized zone of Cluster 34.
“The existence of the DMZ is at stake and the events of his past drag Adam into the middle of a conflict between various factions. Escape from colonial captivity, thwart the intrigues of warlords, escape the obsessed followers of a cult and fend off warmongering aliens,” the story continues.
Another difference from the first part is that in “Everspace 2” all worlds and content were created by hand. As you progress through the campaign, you will regularly unlock upgrades and new abilities that are of vital importance in space combat.
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