Jack also states that they are often asked by people concerned with Google’s track record for ‘sunsetting’ products and services whether or not they’re committed to Stadia for the long haul. Hopefully, that gives you a sense of the scale of where we’re moving. 2023 is really kind of where we’re aiming our sights. We’re thinking about 2022 right now - that’s our focus. But frankly speaking, my team is almost done with 2021. Will there be more developers and more games on the platform? Absolutely. So when those games land, whether it’s in the calendar year of 2021 or beyond, is something that you’ll hear more from us in the future.
What I can tell you is that we’ve built a roadmap of about 400 games in development right now from 200 developers. Stadia’s first anniversary was just a few days ago and the interview was meant to reflect on the success that had been achieved this past year and what fans could look forward to. Another new companion will be available here, and the player level cap will be increased.In a recent interview with Mobilesyrup, Stadia Director of Games, Jack Buser, laid down several interesting details regarding the company’s commitment to its cloud gaming platform. Zharkov will have new enemies, creatures, and space phenomena to explore, along with yet more missions, side missions, and activities. The summer will bring Everspace 2’s third system, Zharkov, and a continuation of the game’s main story which will have players “investigate further into Grady & Brunt’s shady business in the Eye of the Storm.”
Everspace 2 road map update#
This update will also bring two new fighters, the Light Fighter Vanguard and a Heavy Fighter Bomber, along with a new companion that looks sort of like a bearded Yoda. However, developer Rockfish Games has given us a roadmap to see when the game’s story might find closure, and what other new stuff pilots will get between now and the fall.Ĭoming up in April will be an update titled “Union: Contracts/Heartland.” The idea here is to expand some of Everspace 2’s second system with new missions, side missions, activities, challenges, and more. It’s playable, and it’s fun, but if you were looking for a complete story arc, this ain’t it. Whereas the first Everspace was an action flight roguelike, Everspace 2 is much more like an RPG–so much so that Eric’s been comparing it favorably with the likes of The Witcher and Mass Effect.Įverspace 2 is still in Early Access, which means it’s not done yet. You Are Reading : Everspace 2 Roadmap Teases New Ships Companions And Star SystemsĮverspace 2 is pretty great, according to our own Eric Switzer, who’s been playing it in Steam Early Access. Rockfish Games has just released their plans for Everspace 2 for the next six months, and there’s a lot of new stuff on the way. Everspace 2 Roadmap Teases New Ships, Companions, And Star Systems
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