Posted on: August 24, 2016

GogCurt
Verified ownerGames: 132 Reviews: 9
A Five-Star Alpha Project
I really like No Man's Sky. I really do. I am still enjoying landing on new planets and wandering around and just being on other worlds. I am still enjoying the what-is-ver-that-hill moments. I still laugh at some of the goofy critters I encounter. And I still have things to discover. I really like the game. I also will be the first to point out this game is an alpha. The UI is atrocious, one of the worst most ungainly things that will get you killed before you can use it messes I've ever seen in a game. Your ship flies like a blimp on speed and getting it to land where you want -- without mods -- is nigh impossible. Bookmarks are broken beyond functionality. Way too much was hyped on the in-house demo version that was really more of an art piece than a playable game. You will not find giant sandworms ( though that was perhaps an entire second of a video yet people seem fixated on it anyway ) or charging tree-shattering monsters or frilled brontos. It's hard for me to give this three out of five stars. But as it is now this is not a finished complete AAA product, but an advanced alpha from a small team who are apparently in way over their heads. I think they can make this game shine. I really like it now but it is such a rough diamond. It needs much more polish. If this game were marketed as an alpha program, five huge massive stars of starriness the stars never starred. Marketed as a finished game? Three stars bordering on two. I am still playing it though. Best alpha I've played in a long time.
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