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 I was review this after the first week of it being out I would gave it two stars but after some updates the game is much better today but I still feel quite alone playing this game.

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.

update the latest patch for no man sky and have fun. they fix a lot of error now. purchase on play-asia is not a mistake cos its cheapest one on webs

"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.

I was really hoping this game would be nice. I bought it the day it came out, and normally I wait a few months at least so I can grab a used copy instead. This game honestly sucked more than I'd ever imagined.

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.

Exploring the infinitesimal universe is fun and fascinating, but it can be immensely annoying too. No Man's Sky does have the interplanetary space-faring magic it advertises, but how much it satisfies depends on whether you enjoy the arduous, cyclical churn of accumulate-create-migrate in exchange...

Fun to discover things for the first time; Infinite playground to explore; Unpredictable algorithm produces some hilarious surprises; Good expeditions to be had if the pre-generated conditions are right or favorable

Gameplay feels repetitive and hollow after a while; too simplistic for an open world of this scale, Farming can be tedious and will often interrupt enjoyment, Lacks substance and not compelling enough for long-term play, Bad menu designs and navigation

I have a whole universe in front of me and a million different opportunities at my fingertips; billions upon billions of planets await and I am unequivocally free to visit any one of them, do anything

Exploration is the best in any game I've played; Fluid transitions between flight and movement on land; Music complements the game really well

Repetitive by nature; Weak story; Sentinels can be annoying; Lack of storage in ship and exosuit

No Man's Sky is a game about overcoming expectations – both in terms of its gameplay and its creation. A craft-em-up set in space with a near-infinite number of planets to explore, mine, destroy and document, all in an effort to survive.