Posted on: June 7, 2017

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Spiele: 248 Rezensionen: 14

lol?

still 39.99 for this trash!??

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Posted on: June 29, 2017

ScrewyDoor

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Spiele: 12 Rezensionen: 1

no

can i get return i got the game and it SUCKT! so don,t BUY! THIS GAME SUCKS!

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Posted on: August 19, 2017

DGladiator27

Spiele: 93 Rezensionen: 1

One Year Later

I previously bought the game on the other platform last year to find myself asking for a refund as the game lacked 80% of what was shown on the trailers and was optimized so poorly that I had to play with medium-low settings with a decent rig like mine. You'd think they would optimize the game in one year since release, right? Apparently not. I can no longer say a word on the game itself as I had not the opportunity to really play it. The reason? It runs at a whopping 15 FPS now on the same settings and most of the times I tried and start a new game, it froze and had to force close it or even shut down my PC. I wish I could enjoy this game. Too bad. At least GOG has been very fast and efficient with their support and refund. Thanks GOG. Not so much to HELLo Games.

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Posted on: August 14, 2016

mugsy8

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Spiele: 252 Rezensionen: 3

Very enjoyable. Poor PC implementation.

Don't get me wrong here based on the 2 star rating; I played crap like minecraft to death way back when it wasn't polished very well. I enjoy starbound... yes yes i know. I bought it on steam long before GoG released it. Mass effect, space engineers, emperyion... all games i can play. Enter no mans Sky and you essentially get Starbound on a buttload of steroids. Seriously... and for someone like me this is a good thing. I am very much enjoying the way the game plays, it suits me i can get up and come back when my son or my wife needs me. It doesn't even matter to me that its repetitive... unlike every other idiot there who throws their money at these types of games and expect it to be something much more amazing than it is... I knew what to expect and its a time wasting game i wanted, so its a thumbs up from me. I cannot however overlook the fact that much information about the games PC version was deliberately not discussed in open forum... because it wasn't finished. lets just get it out there now... this is just another poor console port. and that alone would not bother me if i could change the controls on the freaking Gamepad. Seriously guys... Hello Games... HELLO! your game needs joystick support, Gamepad support for Logitech and Saitek and flight controls available on the keyboard. the mouse for flight is unusable, its too slow and you cant look down far enough, so if you get attacked by pirates your dead. My Xbox360 controller should fix that right? Wrong! plug that one in and the pitch and yaw controls are on the left stick and the cockpit POV is on the right stick, if your anything like me your brain just does not process FPS style controls on the left side. its difficult to use and there is nothing you can do about it. I'm looking at hacking a copy of a 360 controller emulator and setting up a joystick with custom axis and button assignments using vjoy and simply switch back to the mouse for playing on foot. If it works I'll post it on the forums.

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Posted on: August 22, 2016

BrentM_93

Spiele: 152 Rezensionen: 1

Great Atomspheric Exploration, Super shallow and Buggy right now

This game is a mixed bag so I'm going with a simple pros and cons list. Pros: - This game is downright Gaaaahgeous[sic] the first time I entered an atlas interface I just about lost my mind. Its liking walking into a neo-synthwave album cover wetdream. Huge props to the set designers, all the stations are pretty, the ships and multitools are pretty, Space is pretty, setting down on a planet is pretty. - Music and sound effects are eargasms - Flying around anywhere I want, land on a planet and walk anywhere I want, mine rocks, tag animals, go spelunking, loot crashed ships. It really is an open world. - Procedural generation works alot better than I thought it would. Cons: - It's pretty shallow. Visiting new planets, scanning wildlife, rocks, and plants while searching for loot and scenic vistas is great for about seven hours and then you've seen everything and that's it, that's the game. There's no faction relationships, or commerce, loot is only in the form of blueprints and I got them all within ten hours of starting, the text adventure snippets that form lore start recycling super fast. - I got pretty awful PC performance. Stuttering everytime I opened a menu, crashing half the time I interact with a blueprint, and every couple of hours I drop down to like five fps and have to restart. - Combat is no skill just auto-aim and upgrade your gun eventually you'll be a god. - Bugs!!! My ship that I had to grind for hours for just randomly took off and flew away without me! WTF Opening certain blueprints crashes your game Warp speed crashes your game Typos I fall through the world every other time I reload a save Unminable minable rocks Mixed: - It feels like the devs wanted you to feel alone on the frontiers of space but they put an outpost every hundred meters and have ships fly overhead every two seconds so I don't really know about how the atmosphere works and whether I experienced what the devs wanted and didn't like it or if they failed. - Inventory management is pretty annoying, again is it supposed to be this annoying or is it just a bad job? Either way it's pretty annoying that your backpack can carry fifteen stacks of iron ore or fifteen beads. Overall I think that this game really succeeded in a chill open world exploration and even though I think the amount of content is more fitting for a $20-30 indie game or an early access then a full price AAA release I probably would have kept it and played occasionally if they had ironed out the bugs before release. As it is I returned it and will maybe take a second look in six months or a year.

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