Everspace blasts out of the Game Preview program with Xbox Play Anywhere support

After a fairly lengthy period of public testing as part of the Xbox Preview Program, Everspace has officially launched in full. Available on Xbox One and Windows 10, the space shooter carries Xbox Play Anywhere support, letting you carry your progress between both platforms with ease.

Everspace puts players in the cockpit to take part in galactic dogfights and engage in exploration. Procedurally-generated levels manage to mix the experience up, and the game's rogue-like elements ensure plenty of challenge. Here's a look at some of what you can expect with Everspace:

  • FIGHT! Dash into intense dogfights and experience furious space combat using a wide range of weaponry and devices.
  • CRAFT! Collect and mine valuable resources to either repair your ship's systems or to craft new equipment and modifications for a much-needed advantage. Your choice.
  • LOOT! Find blueprints for crafting, and hunt for exotic weaponry and equipment. You never know what will drop next.
  • EXPLORE! Travel through vast, procedurally-generated levels with untold numbers of hidden dangers and treasures. A game of risk and reward awaits.
  • SURVIVE! With the tools provided, it is up to you to make the best of your situation. Utilize every advantage and be creative to turn the odds in your favor. Every mistake could be your last.

Plenty of content has been added over the game's testing period, so there should be lots to check out if you've been holding off for a full launch. Everspace is up for grabs now for $30, and you grab it on the Windows Store for both Xbox One and Windows 10.

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