Funbox MediaEverspace: Stellar Edition (PS4)

Bit of an impluse buy for me this one - based on the fact that I love games set in space. Especially with pew pew lazers and missiles etc. Story is a bonus as is tinkering with weapon loadouts and especially control settings. Everspace ticks all those boxes.Loads of reviews on the internet that will give you detail about the game but here are the reasons I like it - a lot :It's a 'Rogue' game - a term I didn't know before but you die (you die a lot) you restart from the 'beginning' but carry over credits and sub-mission progress. Meaning, before starting your next life you can do some levelling up of your pilot skills or space ship. This works surprisingly well. Each level is procedurally generated so whilst you do start again (Level 1, Sector 1) it won't be the same as the last time you played. Slowly you make more progress as you improve at the game and level up.It looks and sounds awesome. All the mission prompts are voiced not just text which I like.Controls are good (recommend control type D and tweak from there).Different ship types change the game from a full on assault type to a real sneak around and snipe.It's a bit like Elite but without all the boring parts and the HUGE learning curve required.My only gripe is that with my control set up I can't manually roll, have to have 'auto roll' enabled. Far better to have a modifier button to allow manual roll.Finally, heads up - the game is currently on sale in the PSN Store for a steal at £6.59! - until 25th August. I was a bit miffed when I found that out, after just buying it...but, honestly I'd rather spend £23 on a good game than £7 on a duff one. At least that's what I keep telling myself!

Brilliantly fun arcade space shooter with lots of customisation and replayability.also has some very beautiful looking scenery and looks good on PS4 pro.some good old fashioned pew pew pew but for the modern era

I bought this thinking it may be a mass effect style game. Fly around space land on planets etc. It isn't and it's probably my own fault for not looking into the game a bit more.The game is set entirely in your ship. You don't leave it or even see inside it. You are a clone trying to escape the "evil base". You have to work your way through numbered sectors. Each sector has a warp jump, each warp jump has its own enemies, planets and loot. Completing these sectors becomes repetitive and boring after a while. Yeah you can collect things and upgrade your ship but it feel meaningless. To me it feels there is not much to accomplish.The main story line of the game is told entirely via flashbacks which I have not found interesting in the slightest. I have played this game for around 20 hours now and I'm struggling to continue. The visual side of the game is stunning. The graphics are beautiful and well done but that's where it ends for me.The game includes some downloadable content so the price is fair overall. If this type of shooter game is what your looking for you may like it. It just not what I was looking for.

It's a good game if you don't mind dieing a lot but you keep your progress and installed components of your ship so it does get easyer

I'v not got into the game right now but it looks good.

Christmas present son so I can't really review as not opened yet .

Very good

Perfect service

Okay

Tengo por referencia a mi recordado juego "DESCENT". No sé por qué no han sacado una versión en PS4. Este juego " Everspace" hace tiempo que andaba en su búsqueda. Es un placer jugarlo. Gracias.

Très bon roguelike, il est très prenant et mourir n'est pas une punition. Pour les fan du genre, foncez :)

This is my 1st Space themed game. Hope that it delivers plenty of fun.

Très bon jeu