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Josh Ye

This article originally appeared on ABACUS
NetEase and CCP Games have released a trailer for their upcoming mobile game EVE:Echoes -- and it looks pretty good.
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Judging from the teaser, the game -- powered by NetEase’s NeoX graphics engine -- manages to capture the beautiful aesthetics of the classic EVE Online. And it looks like players can choose from an array of different spaceship to engage in cosmic battles.
The game is slated for beta testing on both iOS and Android next year. Meanwhile, NetEase also said it’s working on an AR game based on the EVE Online franchise.
NetEase is creating an AR adaptation of the epic EVE Online

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First look at EVE Online’s upcoming mobile game: EVE: Echoes

The graphics look crisp and clean even up close, which is better than most mobile games. (Picture: CCP Games)

The alpha gameplay footage seems to include motion blur, which is hard for lower-end machines to handle. (Picture: CCP Games)

A common problem with mobile games is that it’s easy to tap the wrong buttons. Looking forward to seeing how it works when each fleet of ships has its own button. (Picture: CCP Games)

For such a massive strategy game, the UI looks intuitive enough. (Picture: CCP Games)

This animation shot from the trailer is pretty impressive. (Picture: CCP Games)

The space background looks very pretty. I hope the game actually looks like this when it comes out! (Picture: CCP Games)

There seems to be plenty of spacecraft and space stations to control and explore. (Picture: CCP Games)

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