Game Changer, Reborn: The 236-Foot Indratus Emerges From Oceanco

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Photo CreditL Oceanco

Some yachts are built to entertain. Others are built to get things done. The 236-foot Indratus belongs firmly in the second camp. Originally delivered in 2017 as Game Changer, the Damen-built support yacht has emerged from Oceanco's Zwijndrecht facility in the Netherlands with a new name, a refreshed appearance and an extensive refit underway.

Now part of the Inkfish fleet alongside Leviathan and Draak, Indratus represents a different approach to superyacht ownership. Rather than prioritizing guest suites and sprawling beach clubs, companion yachts like this one provide the operational muscle behind larger vessels, with space for equipment, tenders and the logistics of extended expeditions. Its industrial profile, expansive aft deck and helicopter landing area make its purpose immediately clear.

The work is being handled by Oceanco's Life Cycle Support team and includes the vessel's 10-year survey alongside a comprehensive series of upgrades and modifications. Photographs of the yacht leaving the facility reveal its distinctive gray hull, white superstructure and working-deck layout. The exact scope of the modifications has not yet been fully disclosed, but the transformation marks another chapter for a vessel already known for its unconventional role at sea.

Scheduled for delivery later in 2026, Indratus is a reminder that some of the most compelling yachts aren't necessarily the ones carrying the guests. They're the ones making everything else possible.

Check out the full details at Oceanco.