Everspace 2, the gorgeous space simulator available in Early Access, has received this year's first major update. The game has gained a new class of fighters and significant changes to the crafting system.
The first of three major announced for Everspace 2 this year is now available. In addition to a new light fighter class and new modules for ships and story missions, the patch Stinger's Debut introduces significant changes in the crafting system and resource management. And this is only a part of the content of this patch - it is discussed in more detail in the trailer below.
If you are up to date with announcements from the developer responsible for Everspace 2, studio Rockfish Games, you surely remember that the first update this year was to be called Rogue's Debut and not Stinger's Debut. However, it was eventually changed, as one of the most important things it introduces is a new class of ships - the eponymous Stinger.
This, of course, is not all the changes, coming toEverspace 2 throught the Stinger's Debut update. You can read the full list of changes here.
Finally, there's one more thing worth mentioning. Most of the things I described above, came both to the paid version of the game offered in early access, as well as to its free demo version. The latter can be found, among others, on Steam.
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