It's... fine. No Man's Sky is like Minecraft in space, but it misses a key thing about space IT'S EMPTY!. I don't understand how lore wise I travel to every random planet and they all have a space station, and there's constantly fleets of ships leaving warp. Even if the whole galaxy was explored, why would there be NPCs, buildings, and loot boxes everywhere?

The game also is so clunky on PC and PCVR - the menus require you holding each click, and you can't type numbers (like when trying to sell exactly 100 of something). I'd encourage reading PC Gamer's 2016 review of No Man's Sky, because even though there's a lot more content than since then, it's still got the same fundamental flaws. From that review: "The galaxy may be infinite, but the feeling of discovery is limited."

I'm going to go play Elite Dangerous instead.

It's... fine. No Man's Sky is like Minecraft in space, but it misses a key thing about space [b]IT'S EMPTY![/b]. I don't understand how lore wise I travel to every random planet and they all have a space station, and there's constantly fleets of ships leaving warp. Even if the whole galaxy was explored, why would there be NPCs, buildings, and loot boxes everywhere? The game also is so clunky on PC and PCVR - the menus require you holding each click, and you can't type numbers (like when trying to sell exactly 100 of something). I'd encourage reading PC Gamer's 2016 review of No Man's Sky, because even though there's a lot more content than since then, it's still got the same fundamental flaws. From that review: "The galaxy may be infinite, but the feeling of discovery is limited." I'm going to go play Elite Dangerous instead.