Разработчик: Hello Games
Описание
В No Man's Sky каждая звезда является светом далекого солнца, на орбите которого вращаются обитаемые планеты, к которым вы сможете отправиться, если сами того пожелаете. Беспрепятственно перемещайтесь между просторами дальнего космоса и поверхностями планет, без каких-либо экранов загрузки и ограничений. В этой бесконечной, процедурно генерируемой вселенной вы откроете для себя места и создания, которых вы не видели ранее и, вероятно, вряд ли увидите когда-нибудь еще.
Отправляйтесь в эпохальное путешествие
Центром галактики является чрезвычайно сильная пульсация, влекущая к себе каждого, кто хочет раскрыть истинную природу космоса. Однако, столкнувшись с враждебно настроенными созданиями и жестокими пиратами, вы увидите, что смерть обходится дорого, а выживание сводится к выбору вариантов улучшения вашего корабля, оружия и костюма.Найдите собственную судьбу
Ваше путешествие по No Man's Sky зависит исключительно от вас. Возможно, вы станете бойцом, отнимающим богатства у слабаков либо награбленное у пиратов? Улучшая свой корабль для обеспечения максимальной скорости и огневой мощи, вы обретете истинную силу.Или торговцем? Находите богатые ресурсами затерянные миры и извлекайте максимальную выгоду из их эксплуатации. Вкладывайте средства в увеличение грузового пространства, и вас ждет огромная награда.
Или, возможно, исследователем? Отправляйтесь за пределы разведанных территорий и открывайте то, что не удавалось прежде увидеть никому. Улучшайте свои двигатели для того, чтобы совершать прыжки еще дальше, и усиливайте свой костюм для выживания в условиях токсичной атмосферы, способной убить любого, кто не подозревает об опасности.
Делитесь своим путешествием
Галактика — это место, наполненное жизнью и дыханием. Торговые конвои путешествуют между звездами, фракции ведут борьбу за территории, пираты охотятся на неосторожных, а полиция постоянно наблюдает за происходящим. Все игроки обитают в единой галактике, и вы можете делиться с ними своими открытиями на карте, охватывающей известные пределы космоса. Возможно, вы увидите результаты их действий так же четко, как и результаты действий собственных...Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, dutch, japanese, korean, polish, portuguese - portugal, portuguese - brazil, russian, simplified chinese, traditional chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС: Windows 10/11 (64-bit versions)
- Процессор: Intel Core i3
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Nvidia GTX 1060 3GB, AMD RX 470 4GB, Intel UHD graphics 630
- Место на диске: 15 GB
- Поддержка VR: SteamVR
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
Mac
- ОС: macOS Monterey 12.3
- Процессор: Intel i5
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: Radeon Pro 570X 4GB
- Место на диске: 15 GB
Linux
Отзывы пользователей
I think this game have made a lot of improvement since it launch, however I feel like this game is just not for me. I spent a good amount of time in it and had enjoy my time, however it get to a point where everything kind of feel stale. This game is much better with other people, but that is where it end for me. I enjoy exploring, but after a while, every planet start feeling the same. You either scan all the life forms and minerals around or go around finding things around the map. They are repeated on every planet by the way. On top of all of this, the quests are very bland. They are all fetch quests or go from point A to B. This include the main quests. I can only do so many of these before I say this is boring. The grind for better things and having a huge amount of money also feel like it not that important in this game. I mean what the point of money if there is nothing to buy? What the point of the most powerful S class ship if nothing could kill you when you were in your basic C class ship fully upgraded? There just too much grind just for the sake of it. This game is a 7/10 for me. I like it, but I don't think I can recommend it for people that don't like grinding like I do.
best game of my life.
feel so good when using my own money to buy this game, after playing crack for 5 years long ♥
Legendary game and developer.
Light No Fire might be my first pre order ever when/if available. These guys are updating NMS and giving free content since 2016. I hope this will stay the same for Light No Fire.
Game works until it doesn't. Don't get married to your base. Eventually (for me it was less then 100 hours) that solar system is going to have an FPS crash in multiplayer and you'll have to load your game in single player, tear it down and move.
Everything that was supposed to fix it didn't. Updating graphics card, deleting shader cache, restarting computer, uninstalling/reinstalling/verifying integrity of files, turning down ALL graphics settings.
Game is probably great in single player, but I play to run around like a goober with my friends.
Wish I could give this a sideways thumb.
It's very ambitious, which is impressive. The technology is easy to take for granted. But man the game gets in its own way A LOT.
Every game session I encounter a handful of new bugs and a handful of old bugs which range from benign to game crashing to infuriating to perplexing. You can never really trust that anything will work or that any of the info the game is giving you is trustworthy. Inputs are often sluggish and unreliable (like swapping modes on your multi-tool, also why can you only swap in one direction?)
Trying to play with someone else compounds the bugs and issues to the point where it is honestly not even worth trying to do.
I've enjoyed a lot of what I've done but nagging annoyances and weirdly obtuse UI hold me back from giving it full praise
gud game, came a long way since release. the amount of work they put in for free after the desatrous launch is almost unprecedented in this industry.
I say that this is the best sandbox space exploration games that I've ever played (I've played like 2 of em') that still receives support from the developers. There's tons of stuff to do in this game, but lacking enough depth for most of the features. As other reviewers on YouTube says, this game could be described as a knee deep ocean. You could spend hours discovering stuffs although once you've dip your toes onto those features, that's kinda it really. Strangely enough the cooking is probably the feature with most complexity out of all things. There are a lot (I mean a LOT) of cooking recipes that you couldn't really know unless you read the wiki or try every single combination like you're playing Infinite Craft or something. I'll recommend it when it goes on sale as a broke student that hasn't got the means to earn a living
I enjoy this game mostly for the chill exploration and beautiful scenery.
It has a lot of optional systems that are fun to check out, but most of them are undercooked. Base building is one exception.
I do lose interest after a while, but the regular updates (which are free and substantial) keep me coming back. I've played for hundreds of hours across multiple platforms. It's a good game, and one that works offline and does not include microtransactions.
It's been two years since I last played this game, and with the massive content updates between 2023 and 2025 it's like walking into a fresh, new experience.
No Man's Sky is a game where you can kick back, relax, and find your place in the universe. It's a game absolutely deserving of a try especially after it's huge comeback from it's initial launch nine years ago.
This game is amazing. Playing it with a good friend is even more fun. The universe is almost infinite with trillions of stars, planets and galaxys. And yet this world feels so alive. After discovering stars and planets you can discover them after you. My goal is the disover a new galaxy and name it after myself. This game offers infinite freedom and yet enoug storry and meaningfll missions and goals to not get completel lost in this vast, vast universe.
The developers of No Man's Sky - Hello Games - they are the best, most engaged and motivated developers I do know so far. They improve the game non-stop with extreme cool content and new features. Less than 1% of the NMS universe was discovered so far by all players around the word, meaning 99% of star systems were undiscovered. Now Hello Games just added a few hundert billions new star systems to the existing NMS universe.
Best developers of planet earth!
If you're on the fence about this game, why?! Let me help you out with this.
Sure, this game started out a little rocky. Nice little game that got boring really quick, but Hello Games took all the feedback to heart and and provided tons of updates over the years. So let's look at some of the pros about this game:
* Added Expeditions to the game and then made them replayable so new players could earn bonus content they may have missed
* Kept expanding the crafting system and base building system.
* Plenty of missions to complete.
* There are still some bugs during the play through, but Hello Games has always been very responsive about fixing them.
* The game has tons of content to keep you busy for hours including the New Worlds 2 content just released for free.
* The community is extremely supportive in helping you have a good time in Multiplayer (sometimes overly helpful).
* If you don't want to play multiplayer, just turn it off in the settings and enjoy your private game. And if you want to go back to mutiplayer, just enable it in the settings without having lose any of the work you put into the game so far.
Now, here's the reason you should support Hello Games with this game:
* In the entire time that this game has been released, there has been no Purchasable DLC content. It has all been released for free.
* There are zero micro transactions in this game. All things purchasable in game are done so with currency earned in game.
* 17 Expeditions (Seasons, if you will) all available for replay.
A message should be sent to other developers on the success of such a game to show that we should return game development to a time when DLCs were free (particularly those that should have been included in the original release of the game) and micro transactions didn't exist (although I'm ok with purchasing cosmetics, which this game makes available for free btw).
Now, any review wouldn't be true if it didn't show the cons of a game:
* The game does get some new bugs with content release, but Hello Games has always been on top of fixing the issue so long as people report the issues through their ticketing system on their website.
Traveller, hope to see you on the Anomaly.
An original experience created by a tiny independent studio with overwhelming scope and a focus on exploration. The outstanding art direction and tone alone make it a joy to simply play. There are too many different ways to engage with this game for me to list here, but it shines brightest when enjoyed slowly over a long period of time. You will never experience everything this game has, why rush?
I suggest you find a system with a few planets you like, explore each planet, name each creature, build a home for yourself (or a settlement for your people), and then take back to the stars! Make goals, take notes! Or don’t.
Once the game’s bewildering systems begin to make sense, you’ll soon find your own way and discover for yourself how you enjoy playing No Man’s Sky.
*Played mostly in VR, without experiencing any of the main questline(s) or endgame content*
This game is amazing. If you like Exploring, Base Building, and all of the many other things this game offers then do it just check the game out. Please don't listen to all the Haters, Yes this game had a rough start but that was 8 years ago ish and this company has spent 6+ years delivering Free content and updates that have just gotten better and better and better.
The very definition of persistence, redemption and creativity!
Hello Games will forever remain as one of the most endeared companies to us. No Mans Sky is an experience like none other. From the infinite number of planets and systems to lifeforms, biomes and mysteries, this game has it all. Exploration has never been this good and being an astronomy nerd, this game itches the right spots. The story is good, the mechanics are seamless and convenient. PLUS THEY KEEP ON UPDATING THE GAME. Hope they continue to do so.
For a very long time i claimed it just wasn't for me. I played it at a friend's house on console back in 2016 or 2017 and if you haven't heard about the launch it wasn't... great. So I wrote it off until last year after I heard all the work that went into it and the depth of mechanics and it sounded like an all new game so I got it, booted it, immediately got overwhelmed and returned it. But it kept eating at me that there was more to learn and do and when it went on sale again I told myself I was just gonna read every tutorial and not worry about all the warnings going off when you start it.
The big thing that turned me off was when you start a new game all your systems have gone down and you need to one-by-one repair everything and that was scaring me, but I can blame that on myself not liking multi-stressor situations and getting scared and confused. Menu nav was a little confusing but that's also me being a bad typist. But now that I'm back i can say I really like it.
It's a LOT of resource management. Different planets have different hazards that drain different shields that take different fuels to recharge. And I'm ok with that because discovering and building and upgrading everything is so much fun. I found a really nice nature planet early on and put a base there, then you can build a teleporter and power it with the sun so I can visit it any time. I'm learning the languages and discovering ruins and treasure, running away from fights because I'm weak as balls, and you just keep finding new planets and it feels so good.
So far I have jumped one system and made almost no progress because I'm just having so much fun wandering and learning. It's a big hurdle at first but once you realize how easy it is to find starship fuel and other necessities it's a lot easier to just wander and have fun. I'm glad I didn't give up on it and I'm glad Hello Games didn't give up on it either. Definitely give it a chance.
Game good, only downside is all updates are free. Just take my money man, we forgive you.
This game is the opposite of Skyrim. Where Skyrim has a homely and living world, NMS has a nihilist world. There's no point in doing anything here. It's an endless to-do list and pointless busy-work.
The comeback story of a generation, NMS started in the doghouse and is now living it up in a huge Cali mansion.
Free updates multiple times per year, amazing dev team that listens to community feedback and puts their game and playerbase first and profit second, what's not to love? 10/10
The best come back story ever in the video game industry, respect to the developer's for doing the right thing.
Hello Games didn't quit on this game, through years of refining and enhancement, it is now a full 180 of what it had been at the start. They went further and beyond, blowing expectations after expectations, they've redeemed themselves putting most game companies to shame. You can see that they put their soul and heart into this game and I believe that there will be more to come.
Please, Sean, it's been almost 10 years, let me give you more money.
Compared to something like Skyrim and it's... Numerous re-releases and still standing at $60 whenever they do so; No Man's Sky may still sit at $60, but it tends to go on sale rather often and gets many major updates without a price bump.
In fact, as of writing this (1/30/2025), there is a 20 gigabyte update and yet the game is on sale instead. I cannot wrap my head around this as each update brings new content and is constantly improving on things:
Way back when,
This game released in a clearly very broken state, and everyone was super disappointed and frustrated from the misplaced hype.
I honestly thought this game was going to be more of a "one off" thing: Release the game and then abandon it after everyone forgets about it.
Shortly after, however, the game got an update, which caught the attention of some, sure. But it wasn't much to save face for what had happened. Yet a quiet step in the right direction.
Somehow, there was another update. And another. And another.
Hello Games not only brought the game up to par with what was originally promised, but they kept building upon it.
There's so much content and I honestly haven't been able to get into any of it. I'm comically simple minded and yet this game has gone from "breadth of an ocean, depth of a puddle" to "breadth of an ocean, depth of the vastness of space" and I can't wrap my head around a handful of the content.
Thank you for giving players plenty of opportunities to do what they want!
As of the latest updates in January 2025, the quality of life improvements are great. With "relaxed" mode, I'm no longer absolutely confused. If you've been thinking about open space exploration, the latest version works pretty well. There seem to have been performance improvements as well since I purchased it 2 years ago. I'm finally ready to leave a positive review. However this is not an "action" game, it's just pure exploration and survival.
This is a hard one to recommend, but ultimately, it is a good time for when you are in the mood. It never becomes very serious and everything comes relatively easy. It really has something for everyone, if you don't like some of the features, try some of the other ones and chances are you'll like something. Its not something I can play for a really long time and not get board, but every once in awhile I log in and see new things.
It's nice.
NMS is amazing.
I first bought this game years back looking for an enjoyable space survival game and I didn't get that.
But now years later, after the wonderful team behind this game put there heart and soul into making this game good.
It is one of my all time favorites.
You are so free in this game and can do so many things its insane!
And I know this game isn't for everyone because there are slow parts. but this is a game that is absolutely meant for some people.
10/10 game for me. A must try for anyone who is into gaming.
The laid back exploration has been great from the start, but Hello Games keeps pumping out more content for the game and expanding the universe.
Fun game with a relaxing approach! Not for those seeking guns blazing action, but for those looking to enjoy a slow paced exploring game.
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☐ You forget what reality is
☑ Beautiful
☐ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS
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☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't
---{ Audio }---
☐ Eargasm
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf
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☑ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☐ Grandma
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☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☑ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer
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☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☑ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☐ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data
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☐ Just press 'W'
☑ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls
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☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☑ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☐ You'll need a second life for grinding
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☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☐ Good
☑ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life
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☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☐ Long
☑ To infinity and beyond
---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☑ Worth the price
☐ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money
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☐ Never heard of
☑ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs
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Having put 235 hours into this game at the time of my review, I can safely say I more than got bang for my buck. This game respects your time so much and on so many levels...
Want to fight Sentinels? No problem. Don't have time to fight them the next day? You can disable hostile creatures in the settings. Fights become too easy? You can turn all creatures to hostile and make it so you take more damage. You can turn on item destroy on death, item drop on death (only one grave though, so if you die twice items are gone - don't fall asleep like I did!), or you can not lose anything on death at all.
I recently finished the Aquarius redux in a night - starting off, I didn't want to waste time getting supplies for life support, shield strength, etc... so I just turned them off. Oh my goodness how much more enjoyable the expedition became because I could focus on just enjoying the journey! Currently doing The Cursed expedition and left my normal settings on, and it's been a blast.
The fact that in 200+ hours I have yet to get bored, have yet to finish the story (because you can play any way you want... You can just jump around and explore / build like I have been with zero detriment!), and still enjoy all aspects of this game. I highly recommend this if you are a casual dad trying to live his best free-time low stress gaming life, and doubly so if you have a Steam Deck - *all* of my hours have been logged on my Deck without a single issue, and the Sleep function coupled with this game is an absolute win.
Sean if you read this... Thank you for so much, I wish this won Labor of Love: you guys absolutely earned it with how far you have come from the start ❤️
The most consistent Labor of Love game that I'm aware of. A rocky start almost a decade ago at this point hasn't held them back from making one of the most extensive space exploration games of all time. Hats off to the level of dedication required to get here.
Seems to have a lot of ongoing updates to keep the game alive with new things to achieve and do.
I really wanted to love this game, and there are moments that are very cool, but overall the game is ...incompetent. It's been around for how long now? Yet the core game play is crude, stats and logistics are dull and unreliable, nor do they update properly. I've had weird problems with inventory. Dog fighting looks 2.5D. The overarching story is boring. Worlds can be very cool, but it's the same fauna from world to world. There is so much of this game that doesn't make sense. The game starts you as lost traveler, but judging from the near constant stream of traffic overhead, it feels more like you're in a broken car by the side of a highway. Game play of an any depth is completely reliant on looking for information outside the game as nothing is provided in-game. You can waste a huge amount of time doing mundane things, and the payoff is rarely satisfactory. It's just an ill thought out and unfinished mess.
Review after 150 hours (still playing)
Gameplay - 8/10
World - 9/10
Community - Super Friendly
Co-op Experience - 5/10
Overall - One of the most addictive and chill games i have ever played. Highly recommend to those who love exploration in rpgs
I absoloutely love this game, one thing i find a little annoying (not bad) is the fact that you can't choose what planet you spawn on in creative mode
So, first of all, it's the game that keeps me interested for 150+ hours, which does not happen so often recently. Basically, it is a simulation of living in a sci-fi world. You can do what you want and the most of things feel quite realistic. You have sent your ship for a mission and it returned home damaged? You teleport on it and fix manually each damaged part climbing all the stairs in open space. Space pirates are scanning your cargo and are not going to attack you if you do not have anything valuable. And yes, you can actually do what you want to do. Just think of what would you do if space travelling was possible in reality and 99% you can do it in the game. With quite a level of realism. It's one of those games where I am really feeling scared when making scary things.
Now to minuses:
The main one for me is that almost everything you can exploit. So yeah, the game has really a lot of different activities, but each one of them has glitches or is not thought through. Like you have a plant which produces Carbon every 10 minutes. Collect the carbon, move the plant and collect the carbon again. Repeat it as many times as you need. Whatever you need, you almost sure can google an easy way to get for free. So yeah, those are bugs and they are everywhere. Like...Everywhere... The solution - do not google :)
Another issue - the interface. It is playable but there are quite un-orthodox solutions lets call it that. Needs time to get used to. The base building after 150+ hours is still very cumbersome for me.
The level of realism in some aspects makes it look really silly, when some other aspects are not thought through: build a deep-ocean base module on a beach, and during the storm the waves will very beautifully get inside it, ignoring its floor and walls.
And (al-)chemistry. It could be done much more logical. There is some logic in some formulas, but I would prefer to keep the real transformations a part of it. Like 1 carbon + 2 oxygen = 1 dioxite. (In game 1 carbon + 2 oxygen = 1 "condensed carbon" if I'm not mistaken, even though dioxite exists, but you are getting it from 1 carbon + 1 sodium nitrate. For some reason - and like this is all other chemistry. And yep, dioxite is not a gas, but solid :) So if you think you will also get some real chemistry in the game - nope. Completely fantastic formulas for the elements with real names.
It's frustrating.
There is way too much UI, and somehow it barely explains anything while covering more than half of your screen.
The Controls don't make sense, like braking and lock on being tied to the same control by default. Also certain keys (like caps-lock) cant be bound to actions.
The Camera dynamically zooms in and out without user control and it feels like the look sensitivity changes with it. First Person felt weird and clunky. Using the Mining laser zooms in your camera in and it gets stuck like that until you sprint.
The inventory is lessened when you select survival difficulty, which is fine, but they pick and choose random slots to take away from the menu which added to my confusion thinking their was actually different types of inventory slots.
The flying feels weird, both with tethered mode on or off.
I got randomly attacked by sentinels because I did what the game spent the first 3 hours teaching me to do (collect resources). The game didn't explain they would just keep coming so I wasted a bunch of resources in a never ending battle. And then I quit because I had enough.
I can not express how much I love this game. There is rarely a game that got me hooked like this one. If you play normal Singleplayer you have a linear story line to follow but in between the objectives you can literally do anything you want. Build something, discover new planets, fight, anything you can imagine. This game just never get boring and is super optimized. I for example play on an M1 MacMini which isnt a very strong machine by any means, but I am still getting stable 60 FPS on Ultra settings. Well done devteam
Beautiful game with so much to explore. Cons : Missions seem a bit long and the exploring gets boring after a while
its a strange game and its kinda hard to get sucked into like other games atleast for me. but once you do finally find a goal or a qeust line or basically anything to strive for in this game then it just kinda clicks and youll spend hours playing without even relizing it. Plus with how frequntly it gets large updates and how good those updates are i cant recemend this game enough. if you like space play it even if you dont like space give it a shot
probably one of the best games i have ever played, the only issues i have ever had with this game is being overwhelmed with so many options of things to do, best comeback in gaming history imo
Quite difficult to get going with but great fun once you do!
The "Main Story" is well though out and doesn't put a huge burden on the player to complete quests in order to progress further.
Planetary- and Space Exploration is extremely fluid with no loading screens at all.
Base building is extremely fun but takes some effort to get right and still has imperfections in the way it works that I feel need to be worked on (better snapping of objects to one another, more lighting options, easier wiring, option to move objects closer or further away from camera)
Personal Verdict: 8/10
I have been enjoying it a lot. although I wish you could paint your ship without having to build one from scratch. and the ship builder and character customizer areas have strong colored lights that do not accurately preview what the colors look like in normal sunlight. also black pls. also matte/gloss/metalic options for more things would be dope 🤩
also also one more thing. Steadeck official layouts should utilise gyro/touch pads /read buttons by default so I dont need to fiddle with it as much on every game
Great survival game and scratches a long desired itch for open universe space travel. You guys are PIONEERS. The Multiplayer could be better, mechanics could be better, but these guys are on to something truly great and being first to market on a concept is hard. Can't wait for light no fire! And I'll be playing this continuously as well. Great for the steam deck and a chill challenge to play in bed while i'm winding down.
I am 82 years old. This game is a real challenge for my short term memory. If you don't remember key strokes, you will die regularly. My grandson is embarrassing me.
I loved this game. Endless exploration, strange creatures, a multitude of storylines and quests or assignments to do, base-building, creating your own ships... I mean seriously, one of the best games I've ever played. Until I needed tech support. Then it all came crashing down. There is none. I put 500+ hours in to this game, built some super-fun, awesome bases, had a plethora of really cool sentinel ships, a great pirate freighter; I was living my best (pixel) life. Then my 500+ hour save somehow got corrupted; it would no longer load - throws an error - and I asked for help. 21 times, and 21 times I got an auto-reply with a list of standard "to-do's", which I had exhausted after the very first auto-reply. I finally got fed up with the bot auto-replyer, and sent in report after report, thinking it MIGHT get someone's attention, and holy smokes, it did. A live person finally replied, requesting my game files. Overjoyed, after weeks of being ignored, I put them out on Google Drive... and never, ever heard back.
Sure, I could start a new save; start grinding it all back, but if this is what I can expect if my new save craps out... nah. I'll go play something else. Good luck all - but I would also make sure and save your game within Steam periodically, just in case.
This game sucks.
I do like the transition between flying on world and going into space. There's a great feeling of distance and passing through the atmosphere. And that is literally the only thing about this game that is in any way enjoyable.
People act as if they fulfilled their promise on release because they added a basic base building and multiplayer function, so it's like a clone of Rust or something. But the actual gameplay is really nothing more than "need blue, shoot blue, craft blue thing. Need red, shoot red, craft red thing."
The promise they broke on release was that it had a spectacularly huge range of procedural content. But in practice, almost all of the variety consists of "this rock is a slightly different colour" or "that creature has slightly longer fingernails." But really there are only a dozen types of creatures. See that jumping mushroom? Expect to see it on every third planet.
Every planet consists of fields, sometimes trees, caves and tiny puddles. There are no continents, large bodies of water, mountains, or any kind of geography. Just kind of a flat expanse of the same thing over and over.
Space combat consists of "hold button to auto aim" and "shoot." On top of which, I remember seeing a space pirate fight and thinking "ooh, this could be fun." They start shooting at me, I shoot back and then get a message that they're the space cops and I pissed them off. There is no solution at this point. You cannot do anything. The space cops keep regenerating and chasing you and you just have to sit and wait for them to kill you.
I really, really, really tried to like this game. It's got elements I love. But the execution is a total failure in every single way. And they had the gall to charge me $60 for it.
It was trash on release, they made extremely superficial additions, and it's trash now.
Second platform owning this game on.
This game has come such a long way from where it was. Sincerely I'm absolutely in awe of this game.
Yes, there's a lot of stuff to learn and remember, but it also means that it's less likely to get boring!
Yes the game had a rough start, but i'm really really glad that collectively as gamers we've come together to give Hello Games a chance with this. The redemption is real!
Wish there was a middle between yes and no.
Game is pretty, the flying is ok and the missions are decent. Problem is that this game is SOOOOOO repetetive. Its way too much of the same thing over and over again.
I want to give it a thumbs up, but the timed exclusive content of the expeditions, even with reduxes just piss me the %$#@ off! As a collector, I can't even get into it for this reason. Timed exclusives is bull%$#@!
They NEED to rethink transferring equipment between primary saves and expeditions.
As a new player i started off on a normal playthrough but about an hour or two later i started an expedition from my primary save. From there i continued to on the expedition for the majority of my playtime, having attained a great freighter as well as several A class ships i was quite happy with. Now, nowhere was a new player are you warned that these are effectively temporary, save for the ability to clone your multi tool and primary starship. as i later found out that the expedition instance simply ceases to exist along with any and all progress associated. sure i get nanites and units at the end but what i find ridiculous is that expedition instance had far more in terms of currency than what i was awarded.
It seems so clear that the easy solution to this would be to make this a separate save as it would be had you started it as an expedition from the main menu. I suppose my main issue is just the lack of red tape and warnings, especially as a new player starting an expedition from my primary save.
I already spent 60h in this game that I don't regret, but I won't go further and I don't recommend it.
It *is* beautiful and unique. Just the possibility to land anywhere on a planet, explore, then take off to another planet or another system is fantastic. They all look strange, switching between funny wonderlands and hostile Dune-like deserts. The world is simple huge: you can get on planets that no player has visited before.
The obvious and expected drawback of this vastness is the emptiness of the game. There are resources, bases, enemies, wrecks everywhere but they all feel the same. You can land anywhere on a given planet, but it will be the same everywhere: the biome will be identical between poles and equator. Same for the day/night cycles that won't change. Exploring a planet is then without interest past the few kilometers around your landpoint.
Crafting: you collect all the time the same resources again and again (and it takes quite some time) to recharge your tools, and craft different object (tool upgrades, ship upgrades etc). But you also collect tons of items here and there. After 60h I have dozens and dozens of items that I don't even know whether they are useful. My inventory can't stop getting full of I-don't-know-what, which is very frustrating. And I can't sell it because it will be useful and hard to get in the future...
You can have an admiral ship and send hired bots to different missions. It consists in: choosing the mission, choosing the team, ensuring they have sufficient skill and fuel, and wait. When they get back you earn money, items, and you have to hop on the ships to repair them by yourself. It is not very rewarding or entertaining.
There are automatically generated missions that all look the same since there are automatically generated. The main mission itself feels like a seconday mission. I don't know where the story leads me and I'm not even curious at this point. None of the characters are interesting, none of the worlds you have to visit in the storyline are particularly interesting either (not anymore than any in the game). Sometimes you get to choose a line during a dialogue and I never felt it had a consequence.
It is marvelous in some way, but I feel like I tried to explore emptiness during 60h. It also feels like I still have 60h of procedural content to explore, and I just don't want it.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Hello Games |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 23.02.2025 |
| Metacritic | 61 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 79% положительных (158051) |