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Everspace 2 does not deliver star-spanning journeys and planetary discoveries; exploration is instead navigating narrow tunnel networks and broken-down space stations. You cannot captain a cruiseliner and there are no strategic management choices.
Everspace 2 emphasizes arcade twitch-based combat with unrealistic physics and loose universe rules. It's more similar to Starfox's semi-open areas, or HAWX, or even Ace Combat than it is to Elite Dangerous.
Elite Dangerous is a space simulator. It simulates space flight, the whole galaxy, with all the star systems, and a complex economy made by Humans in space faring times.
Also, with the latest developments (space legs, new engine, and thargoid invasion), it's a horrible game to play. Too much grind, too high specs, and no fun at all.
Everspace 2 is an arcade 3d space-shooter, with 3d person /1st person camera modes)
It's fast, it's fun, and has a very generic world built, with several factions, minimal economy and faction relations. Despite being open-world, it is limited by the main campaign progression, and the number of systems available. It doesn't come close to elite's whole procedural galaxy.
Everspace 2 is fast and furious. It's about space combat. Period. No exploration, no trading, no transport. You have side-missions and jobs to do, but it's still all space combat.
IMO, i very much prefer Everspace 2. I can pop in, do some missions/jobs/challenges, satisfy my brain, and pop out. 1 hour of gameplay = 1 hour of fun.
Elite Dangerous has too much grind, and too much long term play. 1 hout for 10 minutes of fun= NOT FUN.
That's just my opinion, I could be wrong.
happy new year to all ;)
Elite is more simulation and ES2 is a fast paced looter shooter so not really comparable, but still great games.
Try out the FREE Demo to get a feel for the game.
In truth, the games are probably different enough to be not very easy to compare.