No Man's Sky

LA MEJOR ENDEUDADA QUE ME E PEGADO EN MI VIDA 1000/10

Después de pasar muchas horas en No Man's Sky, puedo decir que es uno de los mejores juegos de exploración que he probado. Lo que más me gusta es la libertad que te da desde el primer momento. Puedes ir a donde quieras, descubrir planetas completamente diferentes, construir tu propia base, mejorar tu nave y perderte explorando durante horas sin darte cuenta del tiempo. Siempre hay algo nuevo por encontrar, ya sea una criatura extraña, un paisaje increíble o recursos para seguir avanzando. También me sorprendió la cantidad de contenido que tiene. Se nota el esfuerzo que han puesto los desarrolladores con todas las actualizaciones gratuitas que han ido sacando, porque el juego se siente enorme y siempre hay alguna actividad nueva que hacer. Además, jugar con amigos hace que la experiencia sea todavía mejor, ya que pueden explorar el universo juntos y construir bases compartidas. Visualmente es un juego precioso. Hay planetas que simplemente te hacen detenerte unos minutos para admirar el paisaje, y la música acompaña perfectamente esa sensación de estar descubriendo un universo desconocido. Si tuviera que mencionar un pequeño punto negativo, diría que al principio puede costar un poco entender todas las mecánicas y el sistema de recursos. Aun así, después de un rato todo empieza a tener sentido y termina siendo parte de la diversión. En general, recomiendo totalmente No Man's Sky. Es un juego al que siempre apetece volver porque cada partida puede convertirse en una aventura diferente. Si te gustan la exploración, la supervivencia y la libertad para jugar a tu manera, es una compra que realmente vale la pena.

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TL;DR - You're safe to ignore the hype with this one. Some good ideas on offer but it's too fiddly to be relaxing and not interesting enough to be exciting. It also has - and I'm not joking when I say this - the worst gamepad implementation I've ever seen in a PC game. There's a HUGE deadzone, and no way to fix it ingame. I will never understand why this game gets glazed so hard. It still feels unfinished. -------------------------- Claims to be a game where you can explore the world and build bases. Exploring consists of 50% exploring, 30% harvesting, 20% wasting time because of the time-wasting UI design. Stuff that should take one or two clicks/presses is instead put in nested menus. You can build bases, they reckon. The base I built used less than 50 pieces, and yet it failed to even appear in game consistently. Sometimes the roof was missing. Other times two whole walls were missing. The game's flight is horribly floaty, and the gamepad control input has a ridiculous deadzone problem that cannot be fixed ingame. At the price these cretins charge, the least they could do is sort out a gamepad slider or two for their customers. This is one of those games that explains how to do stuff but rarely why, which leads me to my next point. The amount of time wasted is just laughable. In a normal game you'd open a container and collect an item. In No Man's Sky, you have to do all kinds of crap first. Sometimes you have to remove rust from the container, but you can't just use the container after that, you have to exit the container and then click on it again. Sometimes you have to read a bunch of completely irrelevant crap before you're allowed to use the container. That sums the game up perfectly, right there. It tries to be immersive but it keeps tripping over its own feet trying to be clever and failing at every step of the way. 'I am 14 and space is deep': The game. Imagine you pick up a piece of poo off the ground, throw it at a stranger, and then yell '10 POINTS!'. Are you playing with poo, or are you playing a game? What a strange question. What a strange game.

Muito bom, delicia de jogo

I'm at a loss for words. I played this when it first came out and it was AWFUL, and it left a terrible taste in my mouth for a lot of other Sci-Fi games afterwards. That was almost 10 years ago, and after all the "Best redemption arc" reviews I decided to get it during the summer sale because it was like $20 something and I wanted to revisit it (and obviously refund it if it was still trash). When I say No Man's Sky during launch vs. now is INSANELY different I'm not lying, these reviews are absolutely right. There is so much content now, my first experience during launch compared to playing it now is like night and day. I don't know what ♥♥♥♥ this dev team had to go through to pull themselves together but this is legitimately the biggest turnaround I've ever seen from any game ever. I'm genuinely telling y'all, this game was BAAAD!! But I can tell 10 years of dedication went into this game to make it amazing. Props to the devs, I'll definitely be playing the hell out of this. I got it for a steal during the sale, I feel bad for anybody else who didn't pick it up.

w game and sandbox

Had several hundred hours on an old xbox account I no longer have access to. Enjoyed it thoroughly or thought I did...till I got it on PCVR. Life is hard enough already. Full resources mode in VR allows you to feel like the Traveler you are. Having a cup of real life coffee while standing on the bridge of your Dreadnaught. Base jumping from outer space from your custom corvette to the ocean of a paradise planet at night... wheew. VR is meant for experiences like this.

Está muy bien optimizado, y tiene mil cosas que hacer y muchas horas de diversión solo o con amigos. Lo recomiendo.