No Man's Sky is a game about solitude and survival. The trouble is, many people expected a multi-player party in space, but the procedurally generated space adventure from Hello Games doesn't deliver that part of the bargain.

This is probably going to be one of the most difficult reviews to write that I ever have written before. I had gotten extremely excited for this game once it was first announced, roughly a year and a half ago.

No Man's Sky is a confusing game to say the least. The four pillars of the game – survival, exploration, trading and combat – provide players with a lot to do, from upgrading your ship, equipment and exosuit to discovering exotic, out of this world animals and everything in between, but it lacks a...

I don't know what I'm doing. I'm on a planet with a crashed ship, a cryptic message about following some kind of path, some weird rocks and a bunch of animals. I need to try and find some fuel and other things to patch up my ship to get the heck off this world.

Very relaxing; Beautiful at times; Lots to do; Inventing names for things is fun; The lore can be intriguing; Procedural generation creates some great things

Starship dogfights aren't great; Definitely not for everyone; Not much in the way of traditional story telling; Not all planets are interesting; Procedural generation brings up a lot of similar things; Star map is clunky to navigate back to places you've been

If you are into high graphic games like NFS, Battlefield, or FIFA. i would advice you to rethink before buying this game for PS4 unless you want to prank your friend on his birthday and piss him off everytime he opens this game on his console.

Vast sandbox to explore

Lacks captivating gameplay

And that's what we're kind of left with. An explanation that fits the product released. No Man's Sky is a missed opportunity to do something truly epic, and while the final game, when measured moment by moment, showed glimpses of something more than merely ordinary, the final result, was far less...

not recommended.

it looks pretty

it has none of the promised features; that annoying achievement message that pops up every five minuets that locks you our of all of your controls until its over; takes about 30 seconds each time the only real goal is to upgrade your stuff so you can upgrade your stuff more efficiently

If you want to run around mindlessly shooting other people, this isn't the game for you. If you want to enjoy the thrill of exploration, clever survival and building interesting things, you'll adore No Man's Sky. I love it.

This game is to start off, not a horrible game. If this game seems as if it appeals to you, then it probably does; but it's gameplay is incredibly repetitive, and gets dull quickly. It's gameplay obviously can't be understood by two year olds, but is appropriate for all ages.

"No mans sky" what a perfect title to describe this game, not because youre alone and have to survive but because nobody is playing this mess and neither should you play it.