No Man's Sky reached very positive rating after eight years

[Pete Dero]

https://www.pcgamer.com/games/action/no-mans-sky-dev-reflects-on-the-new-very-positive-rating-on-steam-and-promises-that-this-is-only-the-beginning-we-arent-even-close-to-being-finished-yet/

Earlier this week, No Man's Sky finally managed to reach a very positive rating on Steam. It only took eight years and a ridiculous amount of effort to get there, but it turns out that even after this great milestone, the developers aren't planning to end development anytime soon.

"Our tiny team at Hello Games has grafted and then grafted some more, and although 'very positive' might be just a few words, it means an awful lot, especially since we aren't even close to being finished yet," engineer programmer Martin Griffiths says. "Thank you to all players who believed in us and those of you who continue to journey with us."

Griffiths explains that working through all the issues and problematic public reception of No Man's Sky wasn't actually as hard as you would think, but that's mostly thanks to how he was brought up.

[Redwolf]

/laughs in MSFS2024

[ArizonaTank]

Earlier this week, No Man's Sky finally managed to reach a very positive rating on Steam. It only took eight years and a ridiculous amount of effort to get there, but it turns out that even after this great milestone, the developers aren't planning to end development anytime soon.

Well deserved. The game is a steal at its Autumn Sale price of $23.

[solops]

Do any of you who play No Man's Sky have any comment on the game after this latest giant patch that hit today?