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The editors liked

  • Gorgeous artwork and scenery
  • A killer soundtrack
  • And a literally endless universe of space and planets to discover and explore for more years than you will ever have on this Earth
  • Ceaselessly evokes an unmatched
  • Fascinating feeling of discovery
  • Recursive galaxy is an immense technical achievement
  • With millions of unique planets always a hyperjump away
  • Beautiful visual and sound design
  • Which combine with mysterious lore for imm
  • Immersive and immense in scale
  • Countless star systems and worlds to explore
  • Truly feel like a would-be space explorer
  • Strict survival and exploration gameplay
  • A technical achievement in scope and fidelity
  • Scales well across hardware (when it's runnin
  • Some interesting and uniquely human content
  • New take on an old genre.
  • Beautiful visuals
  • Satisfying end-goals
  • Exploration yields real moments of joy
  • The constant discovery grind is addicting
  • A relaxing gaming experience
  • Limitless hours of gameplay
  • Very nice gameplay
  • Aerial combat with ships
  • Sounds blend into the atmosphere of the game
  • Impressive graphical improvements
  • Better integrated storylines
  • More ways to play and enjoy the journey
  • Customization and POV options make a big difference
  • Extraordinary amount of features and content
  • Virtual exploration is magnificent
  • Multiplayer base building and exploration is a blast
  • Tactile experiences are engaging
  • Nausea free gameplay

The editors didn't like

  • Not much of a storyline and very repetitive after a while. Also
  • Must have a controller to fly a spaceship. No exceptions
  • Few defined activities or goals
  • Adventuring alone may not be enough for everyone
  • Resource gathering is a grind
  • Half-baked combat and clumsy UI
  • Various performance issues
  • AMD owners should heed all patch notes
  • Worlds feel empty/bereft of intelligent life/communities
  • Gameplay can get repetitive
  • The internet takes everything too far eventually
  • Reuse and reliance on a few themes
  • Repetitive survival elements
  • Tedious ship maintenance
  • Variety is mostly skin-deep
  • Many promises left undelivered
  • Gameplay options extremely limited
  • Reason to proceed to the center of the galaxy lacks a narrative that pushes the player other than basically "just because"
  • Poorly optimized
  • New sandbox gameplay elements detract from the best parts of the game
  • Minor glitches when playing with more than one person
  • Many items in old saves are either jumbled or changed entirely
  • Foveated Rendering appears to be broken
  • A handful of bugs remain
  • Some issues with tracking

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  Published: 2016-08-12, Author: Jordan , review by: theguardian.com

  • Abstract:  Nowadays it seems difficult to consider a game separately from the months or years of expectation that preceded its release. Just as science fiction is built on speculation, so too was the conversation surrounding this science-fiction video game. Two-and-...

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  Published: 2016-08-12, Author: Oli , review by: eurogamer.net

  • Abstract:  "Undiscovered." This word, appearing in tooltips that hover by waypoints, moons, planets and star systems, is No Man's Sky's sales pitch in a nutshell. In this remarkable game of space exploration, a universe has been born by algorithm, and it's so incomp...

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  Published: 2016-08-09, Author: Steve , review by: pocket-lint.com

  • After our limited initial amount of time with the game, we are well and truly hooked. Even just a couple of hours with No Man's Sky it becomes obvious that it is a major triumph - as long as you don't see constant, full-on action as a gaming pre-requisite...

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  Published: 2016-03-03, review by: stuff.tv

  • Incredible scope and size - you'll never see it all, Gorgeous graphics bring the galaxy to life, Who new space exploration could be so relaxing
  • There's life, Jim - just not a lot of it, Already looking for a bit more gameplay variety
  • Very few planets will be as populated as this, and many will be entirely barren Truth be told, I don't feel as though I have much more of a grasp on No Man's Sky now than I did before I played it. I know that I love the way it looks in action, that the t...

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  Published: 2014-08-16, Author: Nick , review by: trustedreviews.com

  • An incredible technical achievement, Exploring is fun, Giving everything you discover a funny name
  • Basic mechanics quickly become repetitive, Frustrating bugs and crashes
  • No Man's Sky is a good game. Sean Murray and Hello Games' vision of creating a vast universe on a scale unseen in video games has no doubt been achieved, and will certainly provide everyone who plays it with something unique. However, the fundamental g...

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  Published: 2021-09-07, review by: in.ign.com

  • Abstract:  The turning point serves as a momentous occasion in No Man's Sky's five-year history and sparked a deservedly emotional response from Hello Games founder Sean Murray on Twitter: Tim Woodley, Head of Publishing at Hello Games spoke about the feat and what...

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  Published: 2020-09-04, review by: in.pcmag.com

  • Abstract:  Action games offer twitchy thrills, and strategy games test your ability to set up and execute combat schemes, but simulation games replicate activities-or life itself-in broad or precise strokes. The scenarios that fall under the simulation umbrella are...

 
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  Published: 2018-07-28, Author: Dan , review by: in.ign.com

  • Flying from planet to planet in search of the universe's rarest materials and technologies in No Man's Sky NEXT scratches an exploratory itch. It still carries a lot of caveats: It's mechanically repetitive no matter what planet you're on, the dull combat...

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  Published: 2016-09-12, Author: Ayush , review by: gamingcentral.in

  • Abstract:  This was supposed to be a review. Now it's more of a post mortem. Not much left to do but cut open the torso, measure up the viscera and record the lacerations inflicted along with cause of death. Oh and before we begin, this “review” shall be spoiler hea...

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  Published: 2016-09-12, Author: gamingninja , review by: gamingcentral.in

  • Abstract:  This was supposed to be a review. Now it's more of a post mortem. Not much left to do but cut open the torso, measure up the viscera and record the lacerations inflicted along with cause of death. Oh and before we begin, this “review” shall be spoiler hea...

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