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No Man's Sky - Xbox One

Platform : Xbox One
Rated: Teen
4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 1,643 ratings

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  • No Man’s Sky is an epic science fiction adventure set across an infinite universe, in which every star is the light of a distant sun, each orbited by planets filled with life, and you can go to any of them you choose.
  • In this infinite procedurally generated universe, you'll discover places and creatures that no other players have seen before - and perhaps never will again.
  • A mystery lies at the centre of the galaxy, an irresistible pulse that draws you on an epic voyage to discover the true nature of the cosmos.
  • Your journey will be charged with danger, encountering hostile creatures and fierce pirates. In order to survive you will need to prepare - upgrading your ship, suit and weapons.
  • Whether you choose to fight, trade or explore, every decision you make has consequences, shaping your journey as you travel ever deeper into No Man's Sky.

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Now includes full multiplayer
You’ll be able to explore the universe with your friends, or bump into random travellers. You can help friends to stay alive, or prey on others to survive. Tiny shelters or complex colonies that you build as a team are shared for all players. Fight as a pirate or a wingman in epic space battles with friends and enemies. Race exocraft across weird alien terrains, creating race tracks and trails to share online.

Embark on an epic voyage
Learn the true nature of the cosmos. Facing hostile creatures and fierce pirates, you'll know that death comes at a cost, and survival will be down to the choices you make over how you upgrade your ship, your weapon and suit.

Find your own destiny
Your voyage through No Man's Sky is up to you. Will you be a fighter, preying on the weak and taking their riches, or taking out pirates for their bounties? Or a trader? Find rich resources on forgotten worlds and exploit them for the highest prices. Or perhaps an explorer? Go beyond the known frontier and discover places and things that no one has ever seen before.

Share your journey
The galaxy is a living, breathing place. Trade convoys travel between stars, factions vie for territory, pirates hunt the unwary, and the police are ever watching. Every other player lives in the same galaxy, and you can choose to share your discoveries with them on a map that spans known space. Perhaps you will see the results of their actions as well as your own...

Includes all updates
The Xbox One version is enhanced for Xbox One X (HDR, 4K and more) and includes the NEXT, Foundation, Pathfinder and Atlas Rises updates. Added base building/sharing, planetary vehicles, weapon specialisation, permadeath mode, a brand new and overhauled central story line, portals, a new procedural mission system, trade improvements, system economies, joint exploration and much more.


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No Man's Sky - Xbox One

Build

Base building, anywhere, on any planet

Team up to build anything from small outposts to complex multi-planet colonies. Farm for resources, hire helpers, or build a mobile base in your freighter.

Explore

In an infinite universe

Be the first to land on beautiful, unknown planets teeming with life. Survive hazardous environments, where alien civilizations seek their fortune and outlaws take it by force.

Evolving

No Man’s Sky represents a constantly growing experience

No Man’s Sky is continuously evolving with major updates which grow and expand the universe with new ways to play.

Product Description

Multiplayer

Explore, Build and Survive Together

Experience up to 32 player multiplayer when you summon the social hub, the Space Anomaly, from anywhere in the universe. Form a group, go on inter-galactic missions together or visit each other’s bases.

Community

Join the intergalactic neighbourhood

Join one of the thriving community Galactic Hubs, where you and like-minded travellers can create a new frontier..

Infinite

Entire galaxies lie waiting to be discovered.

Story

Experience infinite freedom, or uncover the secrets of the universe with more than 30 hours of story.

Multiplayer

Dogfight, race exocraft, build colonies, explore, trade, fight and survive together.

VR

The entire game playable in virtual reality for a more immersive experience.

Beyond

Our 2.0 update adds even more depth and features and brings all the strands of No Man’s Sky into a cohesive whole.

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Customer reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars
4.4 out of 5
1,643 global ratings

Customers say

Customers find the game interesting, amazing, and unique. They also appreciate the cool space exploration and impressive planet generation system. However, some find the plot boring, repetitive, and obtuse. They dislike glitchiness. Opinions are mixed on quality and ease of use.

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89 customers mention86 positive3 negative

Customers find the game interesting, amazing, and unique. They also describe it as a laid back game that lets them explore and discover. Customers also say that the controls are quickly learned. They mention that the game is fun, fascinating, and rewarding.

"...But it is fascinating and just has so much style to it, it feels like pure 60's sci-fi paperback artwork, which is just so stylish and cool...." Read more

"...The good: Lots to see lots to do. Story lines to follow, mining, building bases, trading of recourses, buying and selling of spaceships, exploring..." Read more

"...Bit of a grind to get mats but a beautifully (and flawed) cafted title.I enjoy looking through the filters on photo-mode." Read more

"This open world (galaxy?) game is phenomenal. You explore multiple planets within a solar system, within a galaxy...." Read more

14 customers mention14 positive0 negative

Customers find the space exploration in the game cool, impressive, and fun. They also say the concept is fantastical, awe-inspiring, and endless. Customers also say it has great promise and is relevant.

"...A cool seamless environment, traveling from space to planet surface and more.The bad: full of bugs and odd design choices...." Read more

"...Primarily the game exists to display a really impressive planet generation system...." Read more

"...The sheer immensity of the planets is awe-inspiring, and from low orbit you can see the vast landscapes teeming with the promise of discovery and..." Read more

"...Being able to explore many planets, naming said planets, naming creatures and getting to build your bases (I just started) is really cool...." Read more

14 customers mention14 positive0 negative

Customers find the game worth the price, a great buy, and mention that it lets them build amazing bases for free.

"...For now, know that it's a huge game, well worth your money if you like truly open worlds (and more worlds, and more worlds)...." Read more

"...As of this writing, they are still making content for it, free and often substantial...." Read more

"...and lets you build really amazing bases for free...." Read more

"...Glad I got it. The price was good and it shipped quickly." Read more

39 customers mention26 positive13 negative

Customers are mixed about the quality of the video game. Some mention that the game itself is great, while others say that it's boring, tedious, and pointless.

"...I eventually got the best of all possible worlds: Xbox platform, major update, X enhanced for 4K and HDR...." Read more

"...So, I guess it's a good used game. I'll update if it changes." Read more

"When this game was first released it promised so much and delivered VERY little...." Read more

"...rocky start and a small group of developers, this has turned out to be a great game, especially with all the FREE dlc...." Read more

34 customers mention23 positive11 negative

Customers are mixed about the ease of use. Some mention that the game is rich, full of features, and interactive. They also say it's complex, has a learning curve, and a massive amount to figure out. However, other customers say that it't intuitive, tedious, and the tutorial doesn't really explain or help very much.

"...The visual overhaul is fantastic, however, and the game mechanics are so much different that it feels almost like a different game...." Read more

"...It is a unique and compelling game that has become one of my all-time favorite games. It might become yours as well." Read more

"...robot looking thing that needed repair but there were no instructions how to repair anything. So I went back to my ship and flew to a space station...." Read more

"...After that, youre good. Not too complex with plot, simple gameplay and objectives, the biggest draw for me is the exploration...." Read more

19 customers mention4 positive15 negative

Customers find the plot of the video game tedious, pointless, and frustrating. They also mention that the plot lines and story are obtuse and hard to follow.

"...Plot lines and story can be obtuse and hard to follow...." Read more

"...The places I've gone so far offer very little realism or interest. The controls and movement is clunky and there is no real tutorial...." Read more

"When I started this game, I found it incredibly frustrating, and, honestly, completely unplayable...." Read more

"...And for a brief while, it really is gripping--the world is strange, full of unusual flora and fauna and geological formations...." Read more

9 customers mention0 positive9 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the glitchiness of the video game software. They mention that it has weird pop-ins and other graphic glitches. Some say that the game will not operate properly and has other graphical defects.

"...There are other graphical defects...." Read more

"...It's pretty deep. it's also still very buggy on the X-box. weird pop-ins and other graphic glitches...." Read more

"...Expeditions are amusing with up to four player teams, but still has many glitches that makes me thankful I never tried the game when it was new." Read more

"...It's a small studio, and though they patch frequently, the game does have some glitches that stop it from scoring a 5...." Read more

Yes Man's Sky
5 Stars
Yes Man's Sky
First off, I am rating this game five stars because I personally love it, not because it is objectively a five-star game. I think four stars would be a more appropriate objective rating, but I am going to make a case for why I chose five.I have a love-hate relationship with open-world games. Certain games seem perfect for me, where I will play for many hours doing whatever I feel like at the moment. Others, while still offering an open-world gameplay experience, rely still on completing questlines that do not have the open-world flexibility I prefer. I would lump recent Fallout and Elder Scrolls titles into this category, where you can do whatever you want, but if you don't follow the main questline, you end up feeling like you've wasted a lot of time doing nothing. It's a delicate balance to offer a main quest, but still provide so much fulfillment in the open-world shenanigans along with progression that you don't end up regretting time spent poking about. In addition, I like survival games quite a bit. So, somehow No Man's Sky hit all the right notes for me.I played quite a bit of the game, not day one, but once it hit a reasonable price during Steam sales a year or so ago. Most of my experience was pre-Atlas Rises-update, but it had obviously progressed a lot since the clunky initial offering. My video card being quite dated, I had to limit the visual quality of the experience quite a bit. Also, I'm primarily an Xbox gamer. Atlas Rises, when it came along, made the game struggle even more on my 750 Ti, so I stopped playing. All I really wanted all along was for the game to come to Xbox. Now, I eventually got the best of all possible worlds: Xbox platform, major update, X enhanced for 4K and HDR. Just what I'd hoped for, never expecting to get!This brings up another point: the tenacity of Hello Games in overcoming the negativity and vitriol leveled at them by the gaming community. I never expected whatever it is that the aforementioned gaming community apparently expected. Probably because I knew all along that the game foundation was being put together by a six-person (at the time) team. Indie titles are indie titles; you have to adjust your expectations. But, unfortunately, Sony's hype machine, along with overly exuberant developer updates, made people lose sight of the big picture. The original game should never have released at $60. I'm pleasantly surprised to see this version, even with years of aggressive updates and massive content overhauls, is priced at $50, which is actually a bargain (the original game should probably have been $29.99 with small upgrade prices for the major updates). I'm extremely happy to be paying sub-$60 for the best ever version of the game.So far I've only played on my opening home planet, being careful and slow since I decided to start on the permadeath option (possibly unwise). The visual overhaul is fantastic, however, and the game mechanics are so much different that it feels almost like a different game. Everything is much more smooth and streamlined. The tutorial and guide functions of the game are pleasantly understated, not overwhelming or annoying. I really appreciate how expansive the guide feature is, as well. While I wouldn't call this an easy game to get into, it quickly rewards effort with lots of flexibility.The Xbox version looks great. Maybe not as good as I'd hoped for, but I think there are limits to what the game engine is capable of creating, and I'm a bit spoiled by the looks of Sea of Thieves on the Xbox One X. It's not as good. But it is fascinating and just has so much style to it, it feels like pure 60's sci-fi paperback artwork, which is just so stylish and cool. It's been noted online in multiple places already that this is a wallpaper-generating machine with no equal now. I have yet to try the performance mode, which is 1440p and aims for 60 FPS on the X. The 4K option looks excellent. I'm excited to get out of my poisonous home planet and see what the amazing core feature of the game, the environment generator, can come up with! I will update with any future major observations. For now, know that it's a huge game, well worth your money if you like truly open worlds (and more worlds, and more worlds).Edit: I've been to a few planets now, and I can say the level of variation between planets is a lot better than it used to be. Space travel has always been good, but it feels so much more fluid now due to the way the game runs on the Xbox One X. I don't really see a reason to use performance mode on a 4K TV, since the full resolution runs just as well and looks a little better, but if you're playing on a 1080 device it's worth a slightly better topped-out frame rate.Edit 2: As you play, the game's gentle direction becomes very useful. It definitely nails the balance of presenting the player with a next step to follow in the questline, without seeming to force or manipulate the player. I've also been to a wide array of planets (including a "flourishing" planet that had such strict "Robocop" supervision that I would be attacked pretty much on sight - which didn't stop me from slinking around the planet mining its rich resources for a while before fleeing!) and seen a lot more of the visual and environmental improvements that have materialized in the game since older versions. There is a really pleasing and surprising level of refinement that has been done to this game!Edit 3: Admittedly this has nothing to do with the game, but a neat trick that I happened to learn as a result of being obsessed I mean playing the game: with Windows 10 and the Xbox app I am able to stream directly from the Xbox to my laptop over the same network, and play with a wired Xbox controller just like I could in front of the console. This is a very seamless way to be able to enjoy the game even when I'm not in the office/den in front of the TV, and has a similar level of flexibility as I enjoy with the Nintendo Switch (AKA playing on after I've gone to bed).
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5.0 out of 5 stars Yes Man's Sky
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2018
First off, I am rating this game five stars because I personally love it, not because it is objectively a five-star game. I think four stars would be a more appropriate objective rating, but I am going to make a case for why I chose five.

I have a love-hate relationship with open-world games. Certain games seem perfect for me, where I will play for many hours doing whatever I feel like at the moment. Others, while still offering an open-world gameplay experience, rely still on completing questlines that do not have the open-world flexibility I prefer. I would lump recent Fallout and Elder Scrolls titles into this category, where you can do whatever you want, but if you don't follow the main questline, you end up feeling like you've wasted a lot of time doing nothing. It's a delicate balance to offer a main quest, but still provide so much fulfillment in the open-world shenanigans along with progression that you don't end up regretting time spent poking about. In addition, I like survival games quite a bit. So, somehow No Man's Sky hit all the right notes for me.

I played quite a bit of the game, not day one, but once it hit a reasonable price during Steam sales a year or so ago. Most of my experience was pre-Atlas Rises-update, but it had obviously progressed a lot since the clunky initial offering. My video card being quite dated, I had to limit the visual quality of the experience quite a bit. Also, I'm primarily an Xbox gamer. Atlas Rises, when it came along, made the game struggle even more on my 750 Ti, so I stopped playing. All I really wanted all along was for the game to come to Xbox. Now, I eventually got the best of all possible worlds: Xbox platform, major update, X enhanced for 4K and HDR. Just what I'd hoped for, never expecting to get!

This brings up another point: the tenacity of Hello Games in overcoming the negativity and vitriol leveled at them by the gaming community. I never expected whatever it is that the aforementioned gaming community apparently expected. Probably because I knew all along that the game foundation was being put together by a six-person (at the time) team. Indie titles are indie titles; you have to adjust your expectations. But, unfortunately, Sony's hype machine, along with overly exuberant developer updates, made people lose sight of the big picture. The original game should never have released at $60. I'm pleasantly surprised to see this version, even with years of aggressive updates and massive content overhauls, is priced at $50, which is actually a bargain (the original game should probably have been $29.99 with small upgrade prices for the major updates). I'm extremely happy to be paying sub-$60 for the best ever version of the game.

So far I've only played on my opening home planet, being careful and slow since I decided to start on the permadeath option (possibly unwise). The visual overhaul is fantastic, however, and the game mechanics are so much different that it feels almost like a different game. Everything is much more smooth and streamlined. The tutorial and guide functions of the game are pleasantly understated, not overwhelming or annoying. I really appreciate how expansive the guide feature is, as well. While I wouldn't call this an easy game to get into, it quickly rewards effort with lots of flexibility.

The Xbox version looks great. Maybe not as good as I'd hoped for, but I think there are limits to what the game engine is capable of creating, and I'm a bit spoiled by the looks of Sea of Thieves on the Xbox One X. It's not as good. But it is fascinating and just has so much style to it, it feels like pure 60's sci-fi paperback artwork, which is just so stylish and cool. It's been noted online in multiple places already that this is a wallpaper-generating machine with no equal now. I have yet to try the performance mode, which is 1440p and aims for 60 FPS on the X. The 4K option looks excellent. I'm excited to get out of my poisonous home planet and see what the amazing core feature of the game, the environment generator, can come up with! I will update with any future major observations. For now, know that it's a huge game, well worth your money if you like truly open worlds (and more worlds, and more worlds).

Edit: I've been to a few planets now, and I can say the level of variation between planets is a lot better than it used to be. Space travel has always been good, but it feels so much more fluid now due to the way the game runs on the Xbox One X. I don't really see a reason to use performance mode on a 4K TV, since the full resolution runs just as well and looks a little better, but if you're playing on a 1080 device it's worth a slightly better topped-out frame rate.

Edit 2: As you play, the game's gentle direction becomes very useful. It definitely nails the balance of presenting the player with a next step to follow in the questline, without seeming to force or manipulate the player. I've also been to a wide array of planets (including a "flourishing" planet that had such strict "Robocop" supervision that I would be attacked pretty much on sight - which didn't stop me from slinking around the planet mining its rich resources for a while before fleeing!) and seen a lot more of the visual and environmental improvements that have materialized in the game since older versions. There is a really pleasing and surprising level of refinement that has been done to this game!

Edit 3: Admittedly this has nothing to do with the game, but a neat trick that I happened to learn as a result of being obsessed I mean playing the game: with Windows 10 and the Xbox app I am able to stream directly from the Xbox to my laptop over the same network, and play with a wired Xbox controller just like I could in front of the console. This is a very seamless way to be able to enjoy the game even when I'm not in the office/den in front of the TV, and has a similar level of flexibility as I enjoy with the Nintendo Switch (AKA playing on after I've gone to bed).
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