No Man's Sky has the potential to be more, so much more, but it's not worth its AAA price tag. It's not as awful as some claim, but it's not particularly awe-inspiring either.

Where do you start when you feel like you're a drop in the ocean? That's how I initially felt when I commenced playing the highly anticipated No Man's Sky . The game is massive and I mean massive.

Nice and relaxing, but needs more content. Maybe in the future this could be a great game.

I heard this game had so much content and potential but as I first entered the disk into my ps4 I've had nothing but disappointment as the contents over the top repetitive as well the combats really boring as there's nothing to fight/enemies the time it takes to move around planets and systems is...

, having now been confronted with our own cosmic insignificance, it was paradoxically more important than ever to treat other people as though their lives mattered: "Our planet is a lonely speck in the great enveloping cosmic dark.

I was in two minds about purchasing this game. On the one hand I could explore an entire universe in which I could get lost and be the first to discover a plant, animal, planet even an entire star system!

I bought this on its release day and have played around 60 hours sofar. I have really enjoyed the experiences that this game has to offer but i understand that many players were expecting something different because of misleading advertising.

No Man's Sky sets out to be an endless exploration game, set across hundreds of trillions of planets to explore, each randomly generated with it's own climate, wildlife and resources scattered. It's one of the most ambitious games I've come across in years, purely on the scale of it.

The game is simple enough. You scour around planets, non of which are non-hostile environments, gathering resources to upgrade your suit, ship, and weapon/mining tool on your way to the center of the universe. The grind is what I expected and the gameplay is more or less what I expected.

No Man's Sky is probably the biggest con to hit the video game industry since Gearbox's Aliens: Colonial Marines . Amidst the controversy, countless reddit threads dissecting lead designer Sean Murray's every published word to produce lists of promised features not included in the final launch...