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
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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 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.
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!
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.
A wonderful game that's gone through a long, arduous journey to become what it is now, No Man's Sky continues to be a game I return to every update. While I will admit, the systems are shallow, there's enough things to do to keep you busy. Once you get tired with one thing, there's always the next thing to do, and the next after that. Everyone who plays this game has their own preferred way of playing this game, from trading to piracy to discovering fauna. In its current state, I can't recommend it enough. Just don't go in expecting the game to guide you on a marked path. This is the sort of sandbox where you make your own fun.
I love that it's not a fast paced, shoot em up game - unless you want it to be. I like the lore building, the sandbox attributes, and the puzzle solving aspects of the game.
Absolutely love this game. It's the perfect escape if you want a solo chill game or for multiplayer. Also has plenty of eerie and scary moments too. The atmosphere is 10/10
I've really tried to enjoy No Man's Sky (given how much the developers care about and release updates for the game) and honestly it does some things really well - spaceflight, combat, planet design, and interacting with space stations were all things I found cool. Initially.
After playing this game for probably 20 hours I began to lose interest, for a couple different reasons. The main problem is that the game is quite repetitive and is completely self-directed. You have several options for things to do (build, explore, trade, and fight) with no ultimate goal or motivation. Every time I opened up No Man's Sky after the 20-hour mark I closed the game shortly after since I just didn't feel like doing anything in the game. For example, I spent some time gathering some materials to get to a new star system since it seemed interesting, only to find just another boilerplate system inhabited by a familiar species with planets that looked cool initially but were similar to ones I had found before. I was never drawn to the optional side quests you find either or even the main storyline.
I can see why some people appreciate it as it truly is a sandbox game and you can do whatever interests you. But that's only sustainable if there are interesting things to do, of which in my opinion runs out fairly quickly after you've been to a couple star systems.
The game has evolved alot over the years and is not the dreaded empty field that it was at the beginning. Hello Games have really put effort into this and it shows. 96h of play time over 2 weeks. I highly recommend it, bewarned, it can get addictive very quick.
The biggest story of redemption in gaming history. They relentlessly updated the game so that it continually shapes to what was envisioned. No doubt, what they have learnt here, & what they will continue to implement will also carry over to their next endeavour: Light No Fire. I wish Hello Games all the best.
REAL TALK REVIEWS
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VISUAL: 4/5
No Man's Sky visuals provide a mixture of art and fantasy with science and realism. While that might be confusing to understand, once you boot up the game from any mode and load into your planet, you'll know what I mean.
The wildlife and its inhabitants are cute and plentiful. However, after awhile you'll notice that the humanoids eventually start to look similar, and the wildlife in each planet - while different - also start to displaying similar body shapes.
Water looks good, especially during storms. Ships are futuristic, with a touch of realism. The cockpit view is really fun to be in when flying the ship. My wish is that you could see your character's arms and legs in POV to provide extra immersion.
The UI is clean and easy to understand. The menu for the game is pretty straight forward using a hover menu system. Screen indicators noting when you get hurt or low on levels.
The visual gem of this game is when you finally get on your ship - fly out to space - and then explore the universe. The visuals you get to see are dream like. Colors are bright and vivid. Some galaxies with multiple stars, planets with rings and moons. Some filled with shipwrecks. Heck, you might even see a shipwreck in space! Did I mention there's black holes too? Ahh!
AUDIO: 3/5
The music in the game has a nice sci-fi fantasy feel. It's not an epic orchestra award-like soundtrack, but it fits the game. The sound effects for lasers during battles or mining; sounds of cooking and processing materials are spot on. Ship sounds are good. Explosions sounds good, and storms really do sound like you're in a crazy storm.
The dialogue could be much better though - but it is what it is. And eventually, some sound effects start to get a little annoying (like the robotic narrator that tells you when the storm approaches or if your shields are low). Acquiring items sounds start to take their toll after awhile. Sometimes I do wish the game included more sci-fi sounds. I miss me some Star Wars/ Star Trek effects.
CONTROLS: 3.5/5
The controls pretty easy to learn. Switching between build mode and world mode is quick and easy. Engaging your tool to mine or use it as a weapon isn't hard at all. Flying your ship doesn't require much practice, same with the other vehicles you get later on.
The Minotaur sometimes is annoying to drive. It just feels like it fights your control at times and doesn't respond as well as you'd like. I honestly prefer to have it as an AI bot companion.
Mining and combat have very similar controls and are pretty straight forward to use. The only gripe is that the multi tool has so many.. "tools" that sometimes it gets annoying to switch between modes to finally find the one you need.
Base building isn't bad on the controller. However, I do recommend using a keyboard + mouse - like any base builder. It's just easier. Plus, sometimes switching first to third (and vice versa) helps with some camera angles.
A fun wish - but not required - is to be able to fly my Freighter manually and have my fleet follow. Just to feel like a boss. But maybe in a future update...?
MECHANICS: 4/5
This game can be experienced both solo or with a group of players. Admittedly, I've only played with a few people for a short period of time during my play-through on consoles, and seeing others on the Anomaly.
Personally, I prefer to play this game in single player. Being able to start it from the beginning alone is how the game should be played at the start. The game does a good job of slowly introducing you to the game mechanics.
Right away you start to get the hang of mining resources and learning how to craft common items needed for everyday things in the game. Soon, the game has you building your first base. Then the game has you flying out into space, and so on. Following the quest line is easy. Figuring out what to do later on - well, that's a different story.
This game provides so many things to do (these will be spoilers):
- You can fly around and explore space - maintaining and upgrading your ship as you go.
- You can hunt for resources and build unique bases throughout the galaxies. Since the last update you can also build bases underwater!
- You can find and manage a settlement as mayor. This includes building new buildings, settling dispute between inhabitants, trading resources, accepting refugees, defending your settlement against attacks!
- You can scour the galaxy and hunt for pirates with a squadron, board wrecked freighters for riches
- You can swim underwater areas and explore new creatures
- You can captain a freighter and build a fleet - sending them to missions - while base building ON your freighter.
- You can build and grow resources, using them for upgrades, base building, or for cooking.
- You can visit other players bases and experience their creativity
- You can continue with the main quest line and make it to the center of the universe
This game continuously gets support from the developers after a very rough launch. Since then, they've given free updates and the game has completely transformed from a train-wreck - to an absolute gem and counting!
PLOT: 3/5
You wake up on a random planet, not knowing how you got there and who you are. The first thing you know is that you're in a space suit and you have a multi tool. Your suit system is telling you what your next steps are in order to survive.
Eventually, you get the means to fly into space. You intercept a distress signal. Who is this person? What's going on here?
That's really the start of the plot of the game without spoiling too much. I did enjoy the story, especially the mystery it gives. It was surprisingly shorter than I thought it would be. It feels not complete. While I do appreciate the open-ended(ness?) of it - I wish there was a more flushed out story-line. But doing that would require an extensive overhaul to many things. More detailed NPCs to help push the narrative (rather than just a select few on the Anomaly), more scripted moments, more 161616
FUN FACTOR: 4.5/5
No Man's Sky is the standard for what games can be like if the Developers are not greedy and continue to support, continue to develop games for gamer's, not for profit.
Their various modes of play really give room for players to come back and try new things. The replay value of this game is very very high.
If you enjoy base building, you can easily lose yourself in this game for a few hours. Once you start traversing into space and being able to build more things - the hours just continue to add up.
With the added seasonal expeditions and its rewards being able to be transported to your main save - this game just keeps getting better and better.
Feel like winding down and shoot down some pirates? Sure! Want to farm some illegal grass and sell for profit? Heck yeah! No Man's sky provides such a wide variety of things, it's hard to put down.
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VERDICT: 4/5
A space exploration, base building game with combat, farming, settlement building features. With great visuals, and easy to learn mechanics - No Man's Sky is a game that I can recommend to all ages.
While the game does come with many things to do - it is not a master of any of them (at least not at this time). Underwater portions of the game were just upgraded, so there is a chance that everything in NMS can continue to get improvements.
With all of these features coming out of the box, and the replay value of the game - NMS is a gem that should be in every gamer's library.
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RTR OVERVIEW
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4/5 - VISUALS
3/5 - AUDIO
3.5/5 - CONTROLS
4/5 - MECHANICS
3/5 - PLOT
4.5/5 - FUN FACTOR
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4/5 - VERDICT
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BUY: YES (Full price - yes, I said it.)
ADD-ONS: None - All free updates (so far).
RTR GAMER'S CHOICE
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Can spend endless time exploring planets, scanning flora/fauna, chasing ships, collecting frigates, decorating my freighter, creating new bases, learning languages... beautiful, expansive, awe-inspiring game (multiplayer can be QUITE buggy and frustrating though...quests not completing for all, bases not loading properly, items not showing up or dropping, freighters not rendering properly...I really hope it gets ironed out for Light No Fire). Would love to be able to build at my friend's base and they don't have to be nearby...
Only started playing the game in 2024 and it's changed a lot even since then...and for the better. Definitely a labor of love game and it shows. Love the expeditions that bring in new items and thank you for the chance to play them again!
Plays great on the Steam Deck, and better with a controller layout.
9/10 would explore the galaxy with friends for hundreds more hours
Space open world survival craft games are my favorite genre that is why I normally enjoy a lot of hours even when a game makes me wonder, do I have fun playing it. So I really really tried so hard to love this game, I gave it love by spending over 260 hours playing it with and tried so many different ways , new ways to go though my play, but every time I had to leave it at the bay, why?
Here is why.
First thing first, the story or main quest. I found it boring because at first It appears very strong and interesting, but then I found myself just traveling from point to point, and do tedious grind to just jump to new places, then realized the story is kind of shallow, and it just want to create an excuse "a fake reason" for me to keep grinding and jumping to new systems. its also really bad that all new creatures and machines , when you harvest them, give up the same materials, its like only the look is different they all made from exactly same materials.
Also dev made so much content overtime, but its basically the same old mechanics, only looks different, so what you do after 100 hour of game play is almost farming same old materials, mostly by hand, like the first 5th hours, I did not like that.
I loved scavenging and repairing part of the game, to be able to find old broken abandoned ships on a planet and repair it, but that process also very very incontinent and they added more changes over time, which made it almost never worthy of you time to repair an old relic to life.
perhaps the worst thing for me was the ship building, well it does not exists, simple. imagine in a open world space game, there is no ship design. I mean customization. why?
then again the side missions are super repetitive. all of these makes this universe to become boring after several hours, maybe the way to play this is to have several friends so you play together but for a single player campaign.
It make me sad to vote down to this game, its not a bad game, but it kind of disappointed me in several ways. sadly.
---{ Graphics }---
[x] You forget what reality is (REC)
[ ] Beautiful
[x] Good (MIN)
[ ] Decent
[ ] Bad
[ ] Don‘t look too long at it
[ ] Seeing your fathers poop after he explodes the toilet
---{ Gameplay }---
[ ] Will make a thousand man cry in happiness and joy
[x]Very good
[ ] Good
[ ] It's just gameplay
[ ] Mehh
[ ] Watch paint dry instead
[ ] Just don't
---{ Audio }---
[x] Hearing your school's last lessons bell
[ ] Very good
[ ] Good
[ ] Not too bad
[ ] Bad
[ ] I'm now deaf
---{ Audience }---
[ ] Kids
[x] Teens
[x] Adults
[ ] Grandma
---{ PC Requirements }---
[ ] Check if you can run paint
[ ] Potato
[x] Decent (MIN)
[ ] Fast
[x] Rich boi (REC)
[ ] Ask NASA if they have a spare computer
---{ Game Size }---
[ ] Floppy Disk
[ ] Old Fashioned
[ ] Workable
[x] 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
---{ Difficulty }---
[ ] Just press 'W'
[ ] Easy
[x] Easy to learn / Hard to master
[ ] Significant brain usage
[ ] Difficult
[ ]Dark Souls
---{ Grind }---
[ ] Nothing to grind
[ ] Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
[ ] Isn't necessary to progress
[x] Average grind level
[ ] Too much grind
[ ] You'll need a second life for grinding
---{ Story }---
[ ] No Story
[ ] Some lore
[x] Average
[ ] Good
[ ] Lovely
[ ] It'll replace your life
---{ Game Time }---
[ ] Long enough for a cup of coffee
[ ] Short
[ ] Average
[ ] Long
[x] To infinity and beyond
---{ Bugs }---
[ ] Never heard of
[x] Minor bugs
[ ] Can get annoying
[ ] ARK: Survival Evolved
[ ] The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs
---{ ? / 10 }---
[ ] 1
[ ] 2
[ ]3
[ ] 4
[ ]5
[ ] 6
[ ] 7
[ ] 8
[x] 9
[ ] 10
Sidenotes: haha im flying through the fucking cosmos.
Amazing game, amazing team, amazing come back story.
One of the best comeback stories in gaming. The man had a dream, made a promise and did everything to reach it and more no matter how long it took.
I always come back to this game from time to time when the primal desire to explore kicks in.
The greatest Comeback in game history good hard working passionate devs who have gone beyond just fixing their mistakes.
A whole lot of fun, easy to learn, more difficult to master.
You can do what you like within the games limits, which are pretty far reaching.
So much scope to spend many happy hours exploring, building, exploring some more, finding new worlds and always something else to do once you have mastered the basics.
So many free updates over the years, the game is a gift that keeps on giving.
If you like the look of it, and the idea of it, you will like it, simple as that.
I honestly tried giving this a chance. I played as long as could, unlocked all content that I could, did expeditions and everything that the game could offer. In the end, I just found that this game to be a chore to play and extremely shallow. The biggest problem for me personally is the UX of the game and how it just constantly interrupts the gameplay with the message screens and take the control away from you.
It is also clearly obvious that everything in the game is procedurally generated. All planets are essentially the same with some of them being a bit more different from the rest. Essentially you get a mountain hot planet, a mountain cold planet, a mountain wet planet, a mountain planet partially filled with water, a mountain barren planet and on occasion you will see a somewhat more level planet or the planet that has more water than land. You will get the same variation of the animals throughout the game, again with some exceptions they are just Earth animals with different skins on top of them. You get flying cow, swimming cow, flying dog, swimming dog, green colored dog, blue colored dog, land octopus, water octopus, some dinosaurs, and so on. There are indeed some unique and interesting flora and fauna in the game, but those are very rare. And most of the activity is rediscovering iron under a different name in each planet.
There also these stupid planetary storms every few minutes that basically prevent you from properly playing the game. Every darn time you try to land on planet, there is a storm that makes you unable to see anything until you right above the ground.
Don't get me wrong, there is a lot of potential in this game and there is a lot that you could do - build and collect ships, build the base, explore some unique planets, collect unique items, etc. The most complete and interesting activity in this game is the base building and if you want a cool base building game and like spending a lot of time on it, then this game is definitely for you. However, the game butchers all of these activities as the only thing you can persistently do is the base building. You cannot actually collect ships or items as many of them are treated more like a game mechanic and not an item. As in you cannot put them away or display and they just get unlocked and appear in your menu as a choice when they do.
When you play this game without a break, it does sort of suck you in with visuals and other experience, but like I mentioned before, I would be constantly pulled back by a bad UX design that would block your screen all the time and take control away. Some other game mechanics are kind of fine, but also aren't that great. Even the jetpack is not fun and is very mediocre here. Your character also cannot jump and is reliant on the jetpack for this. It leads to some of the design choice that contradict each other (in particular when you explore the wrecked freighters).
All in all, I was playing it for a while and then took a break for 2 or 3 days and found that I simply cannot make myself launch this game again. I would play literally anything else, but not this game. It's just too repetitive and too much of a chore-like game. It needs to have a lot more and deeper mechanics that are actually integrated together and not just exists in a vacuum independent of each other.
I skipped this game during its disastrous launch 8 years ago, but after years of updates, it’s now a lot of fun. That said, some core design issues remain. After visiting about 20 planets, you’ll realize you’ve essentially seen 95% of them, except for the rare, unique ones. If pure exploration is your main goal, this might not be the game for you.
Personally, I’m not big on exploration games. What kept me hooked were the other aspects: hunting for ships, chasing small weapon upgrades, and uncovering bits of story. On a technical level, the game is brilliant. There’s essentially no loading screen—just seamless transitions between planets, which feels amazing. The only noticeable loading happens between solar systems, but even that’s so well-designed it doesn’t feel like a loading screen. My one gripe is the short draw distance for some details like plants and buildings, which can break immersion.
The combat is hit-or-miss. On-foot combat is just okay—nothing special. Space combat, on the other hand, is tough unless you use auto-tracking. But the game feels balanced around auto-tracking, which makes it functional but a bit dull.
Seasonal expeditions are a great touch, giving you reasons to come back and unlock cool cosmetics, which I’ll definitely be doing.
Overall, No Man’s Sky isn’t for everyone, but I’ve really enjoyed what it has to offer. It also feels like this might be great VR title, but I don't have the headset to test it.
Breadth and simplicity are the strengths of No Man's Sky. Accusations of being wide but not deep are true. It's a game that lets you do almost anything a space-exploration game should, in a simple, arcadey way. While there is combat and threat, No Man's Sky is mostly easy-going and relaxing. It's not for the simulationist, but perhaps for the completionist.
No Man's Sky is a game that offers frequent changes of pace. Explore and catalog for as long is it's fun, then hunt and kill for as long as that's fun, then manage your small fleet and send them on missions, then go quest through the game's story. Look for different starships and parts, learn alien languages, collect and trade, build bases, chase bounties or engage in piracy. Pilot ships and mechs and land vehicles and submarines if you like.
None of No Man's Sky's systems have the kind of depth that calls for spreadsheets or wikis. Being straightforward and accessible works to its advantage, if that's your speed.
No Man's Sky offers a big wide world that I'm always happy to dive back into, which welcomes me back in kind. A world that, through variety, never gets boring.
It's incredible. The sense of exploration is amazing. Learning the languages is surprisingly fun. Base building, ship building, et cetera are great. The expeditions are a blast.
I tried coming back to this game a few times. But I always quit after a week.
Why? The game is very shallow by modern game standards. Planet only has one biome, so there is no reason to stick around for too long. You land, you mine some rocks for more fuels and whatever upgrades you need. Then you take off. I know the dev has been updating this game for a really long time, I even voted this game for labor of love. I respect the dev but this game does not hold my attention
I refunded this game on launch but now now I bought it again after its numerous improvements and already spent over 500 hours on it so I guess this sums up my enjoyment.
Very nice game, I wish they added more options surrounding the settlements. Such as interactions with NPCs. I love how smooth the transitions are between leaving a planet and entering space. Hoping for more ship customisation options such as buying ship parts rather than the entire ship. overall a great game with lots to do!
Relaxing and chill space exploration game.
Just one of the amazing moments: 20 hours into a questline the objective changes to "look at the stars for 1 minute". You suddenly realise that among all those things that you have gotten used to doing by now (moving, jetpacking, mining, crafting flying around in your spaceship), you never actually did something simple like just stand there and look at the stars.
The view is incredible, and the feeling absolutely amazing. You are just a tiny dot among those stars.
Still a bit shallow, but it's oddly engrossing in spite of that. A great game to idly experience while you think about other stuff.
I bought it on sale and at 39 hours, I just started. So far, the experience has been way more pleasant than expected. Exploring this universe is fun.
It's running fine under Fedora with wayland except sometimes the FPS rate goes down and you have to quit and restart. AMD upscaling with native resolution seems to be a particularly bad combination and turning it off and using TAA basically fixes the problem. And there is something to be said for a game that runs fluently on older hardware on ultra in 4k.
I had tried it on xbox years ago and it sucked. Now on PC I can highly recommend it when you like this kind of game.
PS: I switched to X11 after the fps rate still sometimes went low under wayland and now that doesn't happen anymore.
I use to actually like this game. In the beginning it's fun discovering all the different planet types. After awhile the planets seem very repetitive, you feel like you have seen them all, just getting different colored grass/plants. I loved that it was something cross platform that I could play with any and all of my friends, but unfortunately, I can't even bring myself to get back into this game.
I use to collect every color of Bubble Planets and Volcano Planets. Recently I loaded back on the game and went to check out my old bases just to find out NONE of my planets were what they use to be. The bubble planets, the bubbles have seemed to just vanish, some the grass color and plants were even different on. One of my favorite bases was overlooking a huge purple volcano and now there is NO colored volcano's on any of my volcano planets. All my planets have turned into some gross disgusting dirt lands and basic earth-like planets that I would have NEVER built bases on.
What is the point in playing this game, exploring to find awesome planets and cool color combos that you adore to build bases on when next time you load back on it.... the planets are going to be TOTALLY different and horrifically disgusting?!
Honestly every time they update this game it just gets more disappointing and reminds me why I stopped playing it. People said this game was terrible in the beginning, Well....... honestly it might have "come far" since then.... but they are NOT improving it.... They are killing the joy of picking your planets to base on. Would NOT recommend.
Great game. I has everything - galaxies, planets, animals, aliens, enemies and foes, weapons, health kits, spaceships and much much more. Graphic is great, music - so/so (I played without sound at the end - does not add much to the game). Controls - awesome. This game can become your second life! It worth every penny. Buy it and enjoy!
---{ Graphics }---
☐ You forget what reality is
☑ Beautiful
☐ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS
---{ Gameplay }---
☐ 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
---{ Audience }---
☑ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☑ Grandma
---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☑ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer
---{ Game Size }---
☐ 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
---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☑ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☐ Dark Souls
---{ Grind }---
☐ 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
---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☑ Some lore
☐ Average
☐ Good
☐ Lovely
☐ It'll replace your life
---{ Game Time }---
☐ 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
---{ Bugs }---
☐ Never heard of
☐ Minor bugs
☑ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs
---{ ? / 10 }---
☐ 1
☐ 2
☐ 3
☐ 4
☐ 5
☐ 6
☐ 7
☑ 8
☐ 9
☐ 10
Hesitated a long time to get this game due to the mixed reviews i had seen on it. I would say this game is enjoyable solo, although I am unsure if playing this with a partner or group would make it more or less fun. Possibly less fun. I would not recommend this game at full price, as I can see it getting repetitive over time. However at 20 dollar price tag I would recommend this game.
Fun, grindy but worth it when you automate everything you desired. Getting plants from across the Universe is fun if you're wanting to make a Stasis Device farm which is end game money. Recommended for the open world, grindy, automation junkies out there!
Embark on an extraordinary journey through the cosmos, where you'll travel between dazzling stars and uncover the secrets of captivating planets. Your quest involves gathering essential resources, completing thrilling missions, and encountering unexpected challenges along the way.
This game stands as a stunning masterpiece, offering a breathtaking backdrop that makes exploration feel truly exhilarating. The galaxy around you is immense and teeming with diverse environments, from lush, verdant worlds to arid deserts and icy moons, each rich with opportunities for discovery.
Your adventure kicks off on a meticulously designed safe planet, serving as an introductory tutorial that eases you into the game's mechanics. Here, you'll learn the ropes, complete preliminary tasks, and gather the basic necessities. Once your ship is repaired and ready for launch, a world of possibilities opens up before you, granting you the freedom to traverse the vast expanse of the galaxy.
As you progress, you’ll have the opportunity to invest in a variety of new ships, each equipped with unique capabilities that can be tailored to suit your personal playstyle. Moreover, the ability to upgrade your ships enhances their performance in battles and exploration, allowing you to take on more formidable missions.
Customization is at the heart of your experience; not only can you modify your ship, but also transform your home base. What starts as a humble shack can evolve into an impressive palace, adorned with your unique designs and reflective of your achievements.
The adventure awaits, and with countless planets to explore, resources to gather, and missions to conquer, the galaxy is yours for the taking! Are you ready to step into the unknown and carve your legacy among the stars?
I might suggest checking out
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLM66-2ZCt8Gvencyuxb1d1YOp5butzS6E&si=q12dq_Fn4kvXqNSg
To help you get started
game is pretty, you fly around, dont gotta interact with other players if you dont wanna, great QOL updates and cool expeditions, space, 10/10
This game is one the easiest games to go back to, even after hundreds of hours on it. Each update and the community expeditions that usually go along with them are always really engaging and really constantly add to a game that already has SO much to do in a first playthrough.
Been playing since launch. Always come back to this game. It continues to grow and I continue to find joy in the game.
I have been eyeing this game since 2022 and I've seen so many review kept me skeptical due to its price over 40$ HOWEVER after deciding to try it out for the first time thank god for steam sales. I LOVE THIS GAME , DEVELOPERS PLEASE DONT EVER STOP UPDATING, so much potential. I can say its jawdropping seeing the realistic gameplay from land to space I've never played anything like it. The easy access to resources and immerse tutorial as an objective is why it kept me in so far. HIGHLY recommend
Great game that literally hasn't stopped getting better since launch. For some, it might feel a bit sluggish in some ways but if you get past that there's a lot to do, explore and enjoy.
A really great and deep game, it starts out very limited but it keeps expanding the more you play!
It has so much content and stuff to do!
If you like space games, this one is right there to have.
the most incredible and beautiful VR experience I have ever had. made me feel like I was experiencing it for the first time again, it genuinely is breathtaking and extremely immersive. if you have a VR headset, and are interested in this game, i recommend playing it with VR. nothing can replicate the feeling of exploring these beautiful planets and navigating your own spaceship through the process.
only a couple hours in so far but the progression, the aliens you encounter in which you slowly learn their language one word at a time, the vast and infinite amount of star systems/planets to explore. just mindblowing really. grab a friend or two and have yourself an out of world experience (heh, literally). the devs have continuously updated this game even to this day, never having abandoned it despite working on other projects, and it has had the largest turnaround in the history of video games. now I could say the game lives up to their extremely ambitious vision, and it is a sight to behold. probably only gets better from here!
A beautiful and relaxing game. I first joined when multiplayer had first been added. The game has improved consistently since then and is an absolute treat to play. However, playing it in VR adds a scale that no other game I have played to date can match. If you own a good high end machine and top of the line VR hardware, I urge you to play this game.
It does suffer from some small performance issues at times and can be repetitive if you're grinding, but the constant influx of content makes up for it. The only other issue is that I believe they should not be time gating expeditions and should instead take inspiration from Deep Rock Galactic and make them available anytime.
Hopefully, time will remedy these small blemishes on an otherwise deeply ambitious and fulfilling title.
This game is so much fun. At its core, it is a resource gathering, crafting, and exploration game. There is a main story, but it is minimal in comparison to the incredibly vast world you are given to explore. This game is driven by you, with a story that gives context. A lot of this game is going from planet to planet, collecting materials for the next item you need to craft. It may not be for everyone, but if you enjoy the genre like I do this is an incredible, immersive, one-of-a-kind experience. Rich worlds, detailed weather and gorgeous visuals. It is everything I want in a space game.
I didn't expect this game to be as cozy as it is. I befriended a robotic creature (the flavor text your creature gives you when you interact is adorable) and we planet-hop, exploring all sorts of biomes and environments. Creating small bases, taking in the scenery (and trying not to die from a rouge nuclear supercell), hoarding resources, fighting Sentinels, and occasionally defending a civilian frigate from pirates. We are making our way to the galaxy's center. It's delightful.
I began my journey "late", meaning this is my first time playing. I wasn't here at the start, but I have seen first-hand what 8 years of dedication to a game can do. No Man's Sky is phenomenal.
Its a beautiful and calming game. The only game with limitless exploration
This is probably the greatestb redemption story in the history of gaming. If you love Space Games and exploring this is the game for you
They stuck with this game and have turned it into something you'll probably enjoy.
After 300 hours, baby numbers for some, I can say this game is genuinely good, and even better with friends. I played it waaaaaay back in the early days on Playstation 4; back when they were sorting out the quest lines for getting people to live in your base. It was rough and had many problems but, look at it now! The devs rolled up their sleeves, put in the work, and we have a true gem on our hands. If I could give it a second positive review I would.
The game centers around exploration first and foremost. Survival, crafting, combat, it always takes a backseat to it's heart: Go Explore. Everything goes back to it and I love it. Everything ties together to help build up into a formidable and savvy traveler of the stars, but it takes time and effort to make it there.
Come see the stars with us!
really good, like space minecraft. its way more than that but when i find myself doing inventory management i do get flashbacks to minecraft inventory management lol. it's a great game
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Hello Games |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 16.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 61 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 79% положительных (155908) |