It does look interesting so I may buy it Friday, just hope my 750ti can handle it.

looks like about fov 45 on the ps4 too!

hope it gets mediocre 70/100 or worse so that i save 45€ on PC :P ^^

HELL yeah it did get 7/10 :P

no MP no basebuilding

jesus even GRAV is more fun :[]

I'm interested, but not close to €60 interested
got hyped out of nowhere a day before and bought it, actually been having a lot of fun chillin' in space

New PC in a few years + 10 euros at a steam sale interested for sure.

hype for a week, then everyone will be bored of it. looks far too repetitive even if i dont know what the game will be like with many upgrades later on n shit...

lmao that FOV

Played about 3 hours. Pretty fun. It's more like Minecraft in space than anything else. I expect tons of DLC for this in the future.

the premise sounded a bit similar to Spore. it's all new and generated on the spot for you, explore the vast world etc. that one was not much fun.

This shit got repetetive at E3 presentation.

Fucking lol.

I might play if for 2 hours when it will be on sale for $2,49.

Looks like a unity game. Procedural generation. Probably has no real goal to it. Wouldn't pay $6 for it let alone $60.

Most overhyped game of 2016. No ty.

Looks really really really uninteresting

pay/play to win. I don't have enough time to keep up with no-life middle schoolers getting wicked upgrades.

Win? You can win? There's a competition?

The stated goal was to find the center of the universe. What happens, I don't know. But I do know that the longer you play and no-life it, the faster you can build a better ship or whatever and kill other people.

what other people?

It was supposed to be multi-player, but "the universe is so vast you'll rarely bump into anyone"

This game is a scam \ :D /

Yeah it's pretty bad when there simply isn't any multiplayer. You only find other peoples planets if they upload them too.

This, no real multiplayer at all.

I don't think you can actually meet other people, let alone kill them.

You can't. The only mp element is naming a planets... :/

I wish you could at least send some death threads to developers from the game level...

After reading all the bad things about the performance it runs ok on my potato machine with a 750ti.... its a just a big grind but having fun going between the planets, but it will be a short lived affair.

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on pc, you can turn up the fov up to 100.

that being said, i enjoy the game. as long as i free myself from goal oriented thinking (like: i must go to the center of the universe ASAP!!!), sit back, enjoy the visuals, the explorative impetus, some mind altering stuff combined with bits of loot/progression - it's really fine.

overpriced, but fine.

this game challenges established thought patterns of quakers/gamers for sure, but once you come to the conclusion that you're playing just for the experience of discovering shit, it's a relieving feeling.

it's not competetive, it's not multiplayer, it's not high score, it's not narrative... it's just a - visually stunning - journey.

The problem is you are "discovering" random variants of the same shit.

Yeah... more events, variations are needed for that kind of focus as the game imply. The idea is good - to enjoy the scenery of the universe, the beauty of it and have fun gameplay mechanics around it. Sadly it's like 1/3 of what's needed to be a pretty damn decent game. Now it's just mediocre at best.

My impression is that it is almost entirely vacant of PvP, so no.

caveman kill. not kill no do. ughhhh!! KiIiIiLlLLll!l!l!L

I can do without PvP and killing, but then the game has to offer some other kinda intellectual stimulation. Cannot really spot any of that sort in No Man's Sky.

I like your caveman impression though :>

Thanks, it came to me worryingly easily...

you must have been playing a lot of no man's sky

get rodina instead.

I've seen some websites selling it for £25 now too (usual price £40)

Played about 8-10 hours or so. It is a bit repetitive but I think the attraction is what others have said. It's more like a relaxing sandbox game than anything else. Reminds me of Minecraft in space, a bit. Also, just the sheer technical achievement of the game is pretty cool. The game appears seamless when flying between space onto a planet and into a building. It's so seamless and natural, you can be almost oblivious to it.

The lead dev said they've created a "large canvass". I interpret that as a plan to add a lot of stuff to do like Minecraft did. Just keep adding bits here and there and eventually there's so much to do it's overwhelming. I know the dev has already listed quite a few things included in an upcoming update (ability to own/fly freighters and build bases), so i expect the game will grow into the $60 pricetag.

I would guess "large canvas" meant you will have space for painting your own, pretty adventures.

Shame they forgot to give you paint.

Not sure why you hating. No one is forcing you to buy/play it.

I'm not hating.

Solid $19.99 indie game with an amazing central mechanic that got hyped by the right publishers to an undeserved, bloated $60 tag.
Otherwise lonely-ass game that begins to meander rather quickly.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvAwB7ogkik

thats brilliant!

that guy at gt live couldn't have been more right

Sounds like a good buy during next year's Steam Sale.

By then the game will be more polished and it will cost a third.

https://www.reddit.com/r/NoMansSkyTheGame/com...ront_page/

This is a very good list of things that were shown in the demos up to the point of release, some features still being shown in demos from July and even in the current advertising.

This is 'Aliens: Colonial Marines' level of deception here!