A good game is often said to be more than the sum of its parts – a special, unquantifiable feeling that comes from seeing every mechanic working seamlessly together to create variety and surprises. No Man’s Sky, by contrast, is a huge collection of parts that can’t find that harmony. To its credit a few work brilliantly - specifically the unheard of scale and scope of its procedurally generated sci-fi universe and often striking interplanetary exploration that allows you to hop in a spaceship and fly seamlessly to the surface of another planet. But too many other systems are badly designed and repetitive, from its basic and dull combat to its toothless survival systems, and from its unwieldy interface to its lifeless alien races.
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