Since it was first announced in 2014, the biggest question about No Man’s Sky has been “It looks amazing, but what do you actually do?” The answer, based off my single day of playing the zero-day patched version on PlayStation 4, appears to be “About 100 different simple things.”
This is an enormously complex game, but it gets there by means of networking together many different mundane tasks. So far that’s been as amusing as it generally is in the genre of survival crafting games, but at this point No Man’s Sky has done little to set itself apart other than the impressive spectacle of flying from one impractically huge world to another without obvious loading screens between them.
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This is an enormously complex game, but it gets there by means of networking together many different mundane tasks. So far that’s been as amusing as it generally is in the genre of survival crafting games, but at this point No Man’s Sky has done little to set itself apart other than the impressive spectacle of flying from one impractically huge world to another without obvious loading screens between them.
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