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Everspace 2: Wrath of the Ancients

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Invision CommunityVery positive

EVERSPACE 2 Switch 2 Review – Epic Space RPG | Invision Game Community

EVERSPACE 2 Galactic Edition is a technically impressive space RPG on the Nintendo Switch 2, delivering a complete experience with its base campaign and expansions. Rockfish Games has successfully ported the title, maintaining 60fps performance and native 1080p resolution, making it a strong addition to the platform despite occasional pacing issues and repetitive puzzles.

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Everspace 2: Galactic Edition gets surprise Nintendo Switch 2 release

Everspace 2: Galactic Edition has been surprise-released on Nintendo Switch 2, featuring over 50 hours of content including the base game and all its expansions. Developed by Rockfish Games with optimization by Engine Software, the title offers a capped 45 FPS experience. CEO Michael Schade expressed pleasure in bringing the space shooter RPG to the Nintendo platform.

Games PressVery positive

German Computer Game Awards 2026: game association congratulates the winners

The German Computer Game Awards 2026 celebrated outstanding German game development, with 'The Darkest Files' by Paintbucket Games winning 'Best German Game' and 'weltenbauer. Software Entwicklung' named 'Studio of the Year'. The ceremony also awarded 'Tiny Bookshop' for 'Best Debut' and 'Blue Prince' for 'Best International Game', with the 2027 awards set to be held in Berlin.

Games IndustryVery positive

Rockfish Games lands €8m grant as Germany boosts game industry support

Rockfish Games, developer of the Everspace series, has received an €8 million grant from the German government's expanded €125 million games fund. This funding, the largest awarded from the program, will support the development of the next Everspace title and aims to maintain the studio's independence. CEO Michael Schade highlighted the program's positive impact on the German games industry and its support for AA studios.