Published: 2016-08-09, Author: Steve , review by: pocket-lint.com
After our limited initial amount of time with the game, we are well and truly hooked. Even just a couple of hours with No Man's Sky it becomes obvious that it is a major triumph - as long as you don't see constant, full-on action as a gaming pre-requisite...
Incredible scope and size - you'll never see it all, Gorgeous graphics bring the galaxy to life, Who new space exploration could be so relaxing
There's life, Jim - just not a lot of it, Already looking for a bit more gameplay variety
Very few planets will be as populated as this, and many will be entirely barren Truth be told, I don't feel as though I have much more of a grasp on No Man's Sky now than I did before I played it. I know that I love the way it looks in action, that the t...
An incredible technical achievement, Exploring is fun, Giving everything you discover a funny name
Basic mechanics quickly become repetitive, Frustrating bugs and crashes
No Man's Sky is a good game. Sean Murray and Hello Games' vision of creating a vast universe on a scale unseen in video games has no doubt been achieved, and will certainly provide everyone who plays it with something unique. However, the fundamental g...
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Published: 2023-03-05, Author: Ron , review by: gamingtrend.com
Extraordinary amount of features and content, Virtual exploration is magnificent, Multiplayer base building and exploration is a blast, Tactile experiences are engaging, Nausea free gameplay
Foveated Rendering appears to be broken, A handful of bugs remain, Some issues with tracking
No Man's Sky returns home to Sony's newest platform, bringing with it more features, fun, and now virtual exploration than ever before. While a few bugs remain, No Man's Sky stands out among a very strong launch lineup for the PlayStation VR2
Published: 2022-04-13, Author: Eric , review by: destructoid.com
Abstract: Hello Games keeps on expanding the universe of No Man's Sky. Today, it's not just about the Sentinels or stars, though. The Outlaws update for No Man's Sky brings some more space piracy into the mix.Outlaw stations are popping up across the system. They'v...
Published: 2020-10-28, Author: Paul , review by: hothardware.com
Abstract: No Man's Sky is getting a visual upgrade in the near future, on both PC and next-gen game consoles, with the release the v3.10 update. Otherwise known as The Next Generation, developer Hello Games is promising graphical enhancements and smoother gameplay...
Abstract: After its storied and troubled start four years ago, No Man's Sky has become an incredible game full of creatures, worlds, and space experiences. Now with the Origins 3.0 update, Hello Games, the crew behind No Man's Sky, considerably expands the univers...
Abstract: Before it was even on shelves, No Man's Sky was a victim of its own hype. We've been waiting for two years for what has been promised to be an almost magical experience of exploration that would be like classic science fiction novels. And yet, no two play...
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Published: 2019-08-28, Author: Christopher , review by: gamecrate.com
Abstract: I feel like I've restarted No Man's Sky more than most, often after a major content update, and often with mixed feelings about the game afterwards. No Man's Sky's infinite universe and its love of randomly generated worlds, creatures, and resources have...
