No Man's Sky

[shreddedbullet]

So recently I got No Man's Sky for PC. Basically it's a space exploration game with a total of 18 quintillion procedurally generated planets.

I don't want to spoil anything for anyone, but it's an AMAZING game about exploration.

Has anyone else played this game yet?

 

[Demon_Skeith]

I might get it for PS4 just so I can name a planet after my username

 

[Magma]

 

[BlueJackG]

Steam is refunding players who played No Man's Sky for less than 2 hours. That's is what I heard.

 

[Dark Young Link]

The only thing I know about it is that I guess someone found a planet that looks like Namek from Dragon Ball Z and that's pretty cool. Other than that, I don't really find the game interesting.

 

[CM30]

Steam is refunding players who played No Man's Sky for less than 2 hours. That's is what I heard.

I heard it was for more. But yeah, refunds are a thing here.

The only thing I know about it is that I guess someone found a planet that looks like Namek from Dragon Ball Z and that's pretty cool. Other than that, I don't really find the game interesting.

It's a very nice tech demo, though some people have definitely found the game side lacking.

 

[Goomba Smackdown!!]

I wrote a large article centered around the mixed reception it's been getting: https://gamingreinvented.com/news/n...-to-random-generation-and-not-be-no-mans-sky/ That article had been brewing around in my mind since I beat Daggerfall earlier this summer, but No Man's Sky (and this contest) made it the perfect time to write it up.

 

[CM30]

That's a pretty cool article. Maybe you should also post the link on social media sites, and aggregators like Reddit. I think they might really appreciate it.