Review of No Man's Sky—It's Imcomplete

A joke runs quickly after the release of No Man's Sky,a game bulit on built on four pillars ： exploration, survival, combat, and trading—250,000 bought it, yet 240,000 request a refund. Many players made a preorder on steam, and the rating is quite astonishing:58% players loves it, 42% players not. The price of it is not that fair($60 on Steam), once the performance of it not stisfy the players need, the complaints growing. 

Why No Man's Sky is not complete?

First, Exploration isn’t just wandering. What disspointing is that, despite managing to wait at exactly the same landmark in the game, they couldn't see or interact with one another. Yet the developer said serveral years ago, player might still be close by. You are  wandering everywhere, but the areas never developed, there’s no reason. Once you found that, you will be extremely bored with it.

And, the killer is helpnessness. If you want to learn more about the aliens and want to focus on their languages. You can’t actually. They don’t always have Knowledge Stones. You can’t go to alien settlements or find their schools or find their books because there is no such thing.

 
Third, many players shared thier screen and it turns out the coloring of this game is far away from what in its trailer. The color is weird and awful, very close to  a catoon, which makes the players angry and furious.

Anyway, maybe the developers of the game wants to write patches to make it more complete and beatiful as it supposed to be. Still there is a lot of people want to try it and the pro rating is incresing on steam, so if you want to know how to reduce the lantency of this No Man's Sky and learn more details about it, simply refer to the article  I wrote before
How to play No Man's Sky in PC and PS4. 

System Equipment of No Man's Sky

MINIMUM: OS: Windows 7/8.1/10 (64-bit versions) Processor: Intel Core i3 Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: nVidia GTX 480, AMD Radeon 7870 Storage: 10 GB available space