EVERSPACE 2: Galactic Edition is now available for the Nintendo Switch 2, bringing a space combat experience to the newest handheld console. This release matters because it allows players to access the full suite of the game's content on a portable device. The digital-only launch via the Nintendo eShop means buyers can download the title immediately without waiting for physical stock.
ROCKFISH Games bundles all DLCs in a digital-only Switch 2 release
ROCKFISH Games developed this version specifically for the Switch 2 hardware. The Galactic Edition serves as an all-in-one bundle that combines the base game with three major content additions. These included downloadable contents are Titans, Wrath of the Ancients, and the Supporter Pack. This structure gives new players everything they need to start the campaign right away.
- Frame Rate: Capped at 45 fps
- Content Bundle: Base game + 'Titans', 'Wrath of the Ancients', 'Supporter Pack'
- Languages: 13 languages
- Voice Acting: English and German
The game runs with a frame rate capped at 45 frames per second on the Switch 2. This technical limit ensures stable performance during intense space battles. The title supports thirteen languages for text and is fully voiced in English and German. These localization choices help the game reach a broader international audience.
Pricing varies by region, with the US version listed at 49.99 USD (around $49.99). Buyers in the UK pay 39.99 GBP (around $54.01), while EU customers face 49.99 EUR (around $57.73). Japanese players can purchase the game for 6,980 JPY (around $43.91). These prices reflect the bundled content and the premium of a new console launch.
Michael Schade, CEO and co-founder of ROCKFISH Games, stated, "We’ve heard time and again from the EVERSPACE community that they’d love to play their favorite space game series on Switch 2, and we’re pleased to deliver." This release marks the current state of the game on Nintendo hardware. A final optimization and bug fix update for other platforms is scheduled for later this fall.
Source: Gematsu




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