Had it since launch and only put 30hrs into it. Tried it earlier with the VR update started a new game, and it has improved massively. It's as if the game was designed for VR. Totally immersed for 5 hrs, definitely be returning.

Yes I came back and it's so much better

1. Murray didn’t lie about the game. He made the mistake of talking about the game as a developer when gamers were hearing the game being marketed. Sony threw him and Hello Games under the bus and did nothing to control runaway community hype. 2. The game wasn’t ready for release. Their studio was flooded during development and they lots most of their work on the game. 3. The update on Wednesday, imo, will finally realize their vision for the game. Multiplayer will finally be fully developed. VR support for the entire game will be added (reviews are raving about VR). The graphic footage is [i]stunning [/i]These guys get so much respect from me in how they fought to make the game they envisioned when it would have been so easy to just take the money, and run and hide. 4. Is it worth it? Yes if you have understand what you’re buying. The community was partly to blame for what happened at launch. So many people came to the game with unrealistic expectations. They wanted EVE Online or Star Citizen (ROFL) and got mad when they didnt get an experience that no one promised them. No Man’s Sky is a survival game, and exploration game and a sandbox game (Minecraft in Space) rolled into one. Where you literally have an Universe sized sandbox to play in. If you looking for a game that is about human drama or gives you a tightly scripted experience? You’re going to be bored. But if you like games you can play creatively, and a game that will surprise (and frustrate) you in a thousand little ways? Yes it’s worth it. I think we’re getting the game they wanted to make on Wednesday but weren’t given the time needed.

MK says: "IMO, the graphics and generation need to be overhauled because they sometimes hurt my eyes, and make most of the game's planets look ugly/unimmersive. Especially how stuff can be poorly rendered in when you fly your ship around a planet's landscape. Also, the game feels empty with its predictable random generation, confusingly massive size, and some present limitations."

I never played it but may now.

I got it awhile ago on Xbox, then bought it again on steam during the summer sale to mod it. this wednesday the game is getting the beyond up date, so it is worth checking out.

No mans sky became very good. It's worth checking out.

I gave it a second shot and I thought it was pretty good, even after the big update that they released. Though the fact that they continued to work on the game even after Sony abandoned them and everyone criticized the game for being a buggy mess, they still worked on the game and eventually made it a pretty good game imo.

I might redownload it. I made the incredible mistake of pre-ordering the collector's edition when it came out. It'd be really cool if my purchase was finally worth it

Played it at launch and once they did the big update. It's definitely better (not hard, but still.) More filled out, bases, freighters, more thought out resource pricing and amount. Still has the same problems, every planet after a while fits into one of their cookie cutter formats. You end up just doing the same shit over and over, fun for awhile but gets boring quickly. Worth a try if you like exploring and base building.

I need to re-download but yeah it was fun, it just took awhile

I’ll try it again when the new update goes live Wednesday

No Man’s Sky is a redemption story. It started out shit, now it’s a lot better. If only my Xbox wasn’t so shit in terms of frames I’d play the game more

He fell into the mindset that everybody falls into when they first start developing. Basically his timeline was too ambitious and burnt out before his vision for the game could be fully realised. But it still shows his aspiration, yet it is still a little flat after extended gameplay. If you’ll look at any forum for videogame mod support since the inception of player-developed mods (Doom, Unreal Tournament, Halo Custom Edition, etc.) There are aspiring content creators with a big vision that announce a huge project and don’t give themselves a realistic timeline to do such projects and they never get off the ground. Even teams as big and well-managed as CMT failed on their Halo 2 Custom edition project, despite the success of the Halo 1 SPv(x) projects. It’s a shame, because given the right conditions the potential to fully realise the dream is there, yet the patience often is lacking.

Didn't give it a first try, so can't really give it a second.

I kinda want to but honestly I don't think it's the game for me anymore.

I haven't played it since a month or so after the Next update, but it's gotten a hell of a lot better. The Beyond update looks pretty interesting as well. The game definitely benefits from the added multiplayer functionality.

I love it! They really have improved the game on a mind blowing level, also another HUGE update is coming in like a week. VR support and everything

I'm gonna

I never played it on release. I only picked it up earlier this year after the “Next” update. I couldn’t tell you how it compares to release but I enjoyed it a lot for a while. I loved the game initially but after about 20-30 hours fatigue set in and I lost interest. I keep meaning to go back to it but I realised I’ve forgotten everything. It’s like trying to learn everything from scratch again.

It’s good now after the big update

I’ve been playing it a little here and there, and it’s gotten better imo