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We’re just a week away from the release of the much-hyped space game No Man’s Sky, and there are already leaked copies floating around, which means early impressions are popping up. And some fans are having a meltdown.

Over the past few days, players with early copies of No Man’s Sky have been posting streams and impressions of their experiences. As a result, fans of the game—really, fans of the game’s marketing and hype—have started fretting about No Man’s Sky’s length, bugs, and lack of variety, among many other things. Since Friday, when Redditor Daymeeuhn bought a copy of the game on eBay for $1,300, forums like GAF and Reddit have been full of people freaking out over his early thoughts.

bought a copy of the game on eBay for $1,300

seremtan wrote:

bought a copy of the game on eBay for $1,300

maximum retard

Eraser wrote:Have they finally gotten around to showing what you can actually do in the game?

Since then, I’ve spent another 2-3 hours with No Man’s Sky, and so far I’m having a blast. It’s a lovely, serene space adventure that was clearly designed for people who love exploring. Don’t expect this to be the space game of all space games—it’s clear from the beginning that there are a very set number of things you can do—but if you’re into chill exploration games, this will probably be up your alley.

feedback wrote:2 things makes me pass on a game: procedural generated "campaign", or open world.

Eraser wrote:Maybe it's just me, but these planets all look a bit similar. There's no oceanic world, nothing resembling our moon, no true forests, nothing that's as flat as my precious home country or as mountainous as the Alps. It's all just rolling hills with small rocks, huge rocks and any size rock in between, trees (or whatever passes for them) scattered around. The variety of environments found on just Earth alone is far wider than what's on display here. I really get the feeling that if you've seen one planet, you've pretty much seen 'em all.

Hello Games is still working on No Man's Sky's PC version
It launches on Friday
If you thought Hello Games, makers of No Man's Sky, exhaled and flopped into bed at midnight for a well deserved two-month nap or something, forget it. Even if the game launched today on PlayStation 4, they're still pounding away on the PC version coming Aug. 12.

losCHUNK wrote:

feedback wrote:2 things makes me pass on a game: procedural generated "campaign", or open world.

Should've trusted yer gut with Fallout 4, ey ?. Wish I did.