Gorgeous artwork and scenery, a killer soundtrack, and a literally endless universe of space and planets to discover and explore for more years than you will ever have on this Earth
Not much of a storyline and very repetitive after a while. Also, must have a controller to fly a spaceship. No exceptions
No Man's Sky is absolutely going to relieve your endless space exploration, open world, survival game itch. It's a beautiful game and you can literally sink the rest of your life into the game and never step foot on the same planet twice. Except that life...
Immersive and immense in scale, Countless star systems and worlds to explore, Truly feel like a would-be space explorer, Strict survival and exploration gameplay, A technical achievement in scope and fidelity, Scales well across hardware (when it's runnin
Various performance issues, AMD owners should heed all patch notes, Worlds feel empty/bereft of intelligent life/communities, Gameplay can get repetitive
The constant discovery grind is addicting, a relaxing gaming experience
Many promises left undelivered, gameplay options extremely limited, reason to proceed to the center of the galaxy lacks a narrative that pushes the player other than basically "just because"
Published: 2016-08-19, Author: Mark , review by: overclock3d.net
A lot of reports were floating around stating that the PC version was in development until launch day and so far we have no reason to believe otherwise. Imagine if this game was delayed for a week and this patch was available on day 1, how much negative p...
Published: 2016-08-18, Author: Matthew , review by: pcmag.com
Ceaselessly evokes an unmatched, fascinating feeling of discovery, Recursive galaxy is an immense technical achievement, with millions of unique planets always a hyperjump away, Beautiful visual and sound design, which combine with mysterious lore for imm
Few defined activities or goals; adventuring alone may not be enough for everyone, Resource gathering is a grind, Half-baked combat and clumsy UI
Much more than a sterile description of its discrete parts and features, No Man's Sky is an astounding artistic and technical achievement worth experiencing. The wonder of stepping onto one of seemingly infinite planets and exploring, even while navigat...
Abstract: My lengthy first tour of No Man's Sky was a disappointment. I spent 30 hours skating across the surface of an endless puddle, searching for depths that didn't exist. I skipped and skimmed until, with great regret, I stopped.On my second time through, I li...
Abstract: My lengthy first tour of No Man's Sky was a disappointment. I spent 30 hours skating across the surface of an endless puddle, searching for depths that didn't exist. I skipped and skimmed until, with great regret, I stopped. On my second time through, I...
No Man's Sky is a solid game. The mechanics, the worlds, the style, the music - it's a beautiful and carefully-crafted game. It is a great proof of concept; however, it doesn't feel complete. Unfortunately, I'm more excited for what will be added to the g...
Published: 2016-08-16, Author: Ben , review by: yahoo.com
Abstract: “It's complicated.”For the past week, that's been my boilerplate response to friends asking if No Man's Sky, the highly anticipated space exploration game from Sony and indie developer Hello Games, is worth playing.Because trying to sum up the biggest vid...
Limitless hours of gameplay, Very nice gameplay, Aerial combat with ships, Sounds blend into the atmosphere of the game;
Poorly optimized;
Did No Man's Sky live up to its hype? Definitely not but this is my personal opinion. It could've been a lot better, while the lack of multiplayer still bother me, but overall I enjoyed it, even with its lacks and bad performance on a decent configuration...
