I'm reviewing this game again, after a few years.

No Man’s Sky has come a long way since its original incarnation, the game looks even better, with more detailed environments and colours. It also benefits from smooth 60 frames-per-second performance, and vastly reduced load times.

Regardless of whether someone is more interested in the structured or the free-form side, No Man’s Sky offers truly stunning visuals at every turn.

While I’m sure developer Hello Games is still tweaking things and perhaps even creating more content for No Man’s Sky to the future.

Four years after launch, it’s finally a journey worth taking.

I'm reviewing this game again, after a few years. No Man’s Sky has come a long way since its original incarnation, the game looks even better, with more detailed environments and colours. It also benefits from smooth 60 frames-per-second performance, and vastly reduced load times. Regardless of whether someone is more interested in the structured or the free-form side, No Man’s Sky offers truly stunning visuals at every turn. While I’m sure developer Hello Games is still tweaking things and perhaps even creating more content for No Man’s Sky to the future. Four years after launch, it’s finally a journey worth taking.