Posted on: August 14, 2016
MogulTheShark
Spiele: 10 Rezensionen: 1
Good Starting Point, but Feels Lacking
I was one of the many lucky ones to have this port working on my end. Although I do experience some fatal crashes here and there, a file deletion bug before patch (this only happened once as far I'm aware of), and the occasional frame stutter. I'll place my PC Specs below here as a reference, just in case anyone asks for it. It's a respectable mid-cost rig, but the game needs more optimization patches. :///---PC SPECS Processor: AMD FX(tm)-8370 Eight-Core Processor Motherboard: MSI 970A-G43 Memory (RAM): G.Skill Ripjaws Series 8GB (2x 4GB) DDR30-1600 Memory Graphics: AMD Radeon RX 480 8GB (RX 400 Series) :///--- Bugs aside, this game is heading into the right direction, but it really lacks depth in terms of what the game already offers and tends to get repetitive sometimes. It's one of those types of titles you wished Sony kept their hands off for the marketing as it does feel like a early access title. If anything for new potential players, I recommend waiting in a few major updates and or dlc packs before considering purchasing this game. I've been thoroughly enjoying my time with 20hrs+ in. Every now and then the game still gives the wow factor for me once I find that perfect planet. Also, 65daysofstatic's soundtrack is simply fantastic to which prompted me to buy their soundtrack alone for the game. In conclusion, I will say this. If your a gamer that doesn't mind crafting/exploration space games and wants to chill, I say give this game a go. If your more of a gamer that wants to dive into action with complex gameplay straight away, this game isn't really it and probably should pass on it, wait for a sale even. No Mans Sky isn't a bad game at any means it's just been unfairly treated as a supposed "Triple A" title without people realizing its really a indie game, that again Sony shouldn't have taken full advantage of. It's game that at this moment, just feels lacking in some areas.
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