72m Damen Yachting support yacht emerges from Oceanco following extensive refit for Gabe Newell's Inkfish fleet

Oceanco has announced the relaunch of the 72-metre Damen Yachting support vessel Game Changer, now Indratus, following an extensive refit at its facilities in Zwijndrecht, the Netherlands. 

According to BOATPro, the yacht entered the yard's refit sheds in March, now emerging as a new companion yacht for Oceanco owner and American video game developer Gabe Newell's Inkfish fleet, alongside the human-centric 111-metre Leviathan and the rebuilt 92.8-metre Draak. 

Indratus was originally delivered in 2017 as Game Changer - one of two from the Dutch shipyard's Sea Axe 6911 model, designed and engineered entirely in-house. She is no stranger to refits, undergoing several over the years, including a major year-long refit in 2020 by ICON Yachts.

Details of the new works remain minimal for now, though the shipyard shared that its Life Cycle Support team is responsible for the programme, which includes "comprehensive upgrades and modifications" in addition to her 10-year survey. 

Initial images reveal that a full repaint was among the works - the companion yacht now matching the rest of the fleet with a contemporary grey and white profile, accented by a bright blue bootstripe. Her upper deck also appears to have been extended, with additional exterior deck space offered behind the wheelhouse, alongside a transformed interior area beneath the helipad.  

Oceanco shared that redelivery is scheduled for later this year.

The news follows Leviathan's recent global debut at this year's Monaco Yacht Show, where she was the largest yacht on display this year. She was berthed within the show alongside Draak.