Beyond Good and Evil 2 introduces the ships in a new video

Beyond Good and Evil 2 is becoming one of those games that we keep hearing about but it never shows up for real. The team of developers regularly shares information about the game via the Space Monkey Program, which includes all its fans. The most popular appointments are of course the Space Monkey Reports, podcast videos with the team and in which they usually learn new crisp things. The last one was published in December, and since then the news has been scarce. But that has changed recently because, since April 25, a new video presenting the customization of the spaceships has been online. This short video gives us an insight into the possibilities that players would have to express their creativity in the game.

In Beyond Good and Evil 2 the ships are one of the essential components of the gameplay. This second opus, which is a prequel, seems to be like a Space Opera, putting us in the shoes of a space pirate. The last Space Monkey Report showed us for the first time pre-alpha gameplay, and it was focused on vehicles. You could see the character flying on a "hoverbike", but also the ships, including fighters. And it is on this type of ships that this video focuses. We can see the different custom paint jobs of the cabin, but also how the shape of the ship is also customizable too with components that should modify the performance.

It is true that this video is very short, and that for those who follow with Space Monkey Reports diligently, nothing really new is revealed about Beyond Good and Evil 2. But with the E3 approaching fast, Ubisoft surely has many surprises in reserve. The studio already caused a sensation in the last two editions, with the amazing trailers they unveiled, not to mention the emotion of Michel Ancel, the creator of Beyond Good and Evil, in tears on the scenario during the announcement. One of the greatest moments of this E3 will surely be the announcement of the release date of the game, which is not yet known, although most players do not expect a launch before 2020. Still, we hope a demo or a beta version by the end of the year.