Gaming Nexus

30th August 2016
No Man's Sky

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Randy Kalista
Publisher: Hello! Games
Machine: PlayStation 4 (EU Version)

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Scores

PlayStation 4 Version
Overall70%

Summary

The moral of this story is: No man is an island—not even Sean Murray and his buggy mathematical superformula. No Man's Sky is an ironically small game, but it has a big, beating heart at its center, even when the procedural generation and the sometimes narrow-scoped world building tries to hide it.

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