The first No Man’s Sky Review

2 August 2016

MyGaming recently reported on a Reddit user, daymeeuhn, who paid over $2,000 on eBay for an early copy of No Man’s Sky.

Daymeeuhn has subsequently completed the game and has posted his thoughts and criticisms of the game in a review.

This is a brief summary of what he thinks so far:

  • There needs to be HUGE game balancing updates because it is very easy to get to the center
  • Its an exploration game first and foremost, won’t meet crazy levels of hype and is as advertised
  • He likes the game and is still playing even after getting to the center and getting platinum.

Check out the full review below (please note that the video may take a short while to cache depending on your internet connection):

This may be the best critique we get for a while as no early copies of the game will be shipped to reviewers prior to release.

You can also check out some of the early gameplay posted by daymeeuhn below:


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  1. DEV00100000
    06.08.2016 at 14:20

    What a load of crap, all the article mentions is that he critiqued the game, but that was a very minor part of the video. 90% of the video he talks about how much he enjoys the game and that the media has taken his words out of context. Sure, he explains there are some bugs, then acknowledges there is a DAY ONE PATCH. This game looks incredible, his video only confirms my belief.

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