No Man's Sky

I decided to re-download the game and give it another spin, since it has been a few months since the pathfinder update and between bug fixes and the update, it should be better optimised and have had some of the annoyances and bugs removed. I booted up the game to find out that this was indeed still not the case, you still have to wait 10m to load a new game from an SSD, then when you spawn into the game there is a 50/50 chance that you spawn on a planet that will kill you within the first 60s, with the exception that they now actually removed the starting base, so the death within 60s is now a for sure for sure thing. After about 30 minutes of new game starts to find a planet that isn't just endless death, I did find out that the energy drain is still on every single device you can carry and it drains quickly enough that you have to seek out and grind energy for your devices as the first thing before anything else. This is when I decided to put this game in the trash pile for good. Between the poor optimisation, the horrendous load times, the weird lag spikes and the otherwise terrible grindey nature of the game, I would have to say this is a do not buy. Better games are out there at a much lower price point and without the need to grind until you turn old and gray.

constant bugs, things dissappear, freighters get damaged and cant heal them. Would be a good game if it were for the bugs.

The game is a very mixed bag, the core idea of quest based freeplay, driven by discovery and exploration in a sandbox universe (literally) is very appealing. The implementation though made me scream at the monitor. - the game is highly stylised, cartoon like to the point it looks childish sometimes. Recovered or intercepted log messages are written by 8yrs old, for 8yrs old. - everything is shrunken in size and very densely populated. Wherever you land, it's basically a zoo with dozens if not hundreds of critters and larger animals in sight. So called planets are small balls, don't make the impression of celestial bodies. You can take off and leave the atmosphere in 8 seconds. - after playing the game for 5 hours it seems like a never ending tutorial, this handholding becomes tedious quite fast. It's implemented in a deliberately "quirky" way, so I had to google basic things. - the space combat is impossible, for some reason you are flying in deep space as if in atmosphere and cannot turn while at speed. Enemies just appear from nowhere with no warning, outmaneuver you and eventually you die. Fun. - Controls. Controls is abhorrent (not movement, I mean to the menu system). It was made for idiots, perhaps they can use it, but normal people cannot. Nothing makes sense, nothing is logical, nothing is easy. You can craft some basic items in your inventory, and then there is a dedicated craft menu. You have to jump between the two to craft the required base items and then do the real crafting. Annoying to say the least. - The UI in general is clunky, everything is huge for the sake of being visible on TVs but on a monitor the inventory management or trading is a pain. Clearly the UI was made for consoles so if you are coming from the PC world you won't have good time. If you are buying this for your 10yr old to play on Xbox then perhaps it's a good game. If are a Tarkov guy and just want to try something else, then this game is probably not for you.

Better than Bannerlord, Outer Worlds and Divinity

I do not fucking know why that studio didn't test that game before releasing it for pc ? they are some idiots or what ? honestly did you heard about batman arkham ? this is worst ...