GameFAQS had recently held a poll to find out which games the gamers were waiting for out of Halo 5: Guardians, Assassin’s Creed Syndicate and No Man’s Sky. While the poll means nothing, there has been a greater interest in No Man’s Sky as compared to the other games that are on their way to be released.
The hype around No Man’s Sky is completely justified, given the things that the game has in store for the players. The game supposedly has over 18 quintillion planets in the gameplay that the players have to explore.
Each planet has their unique features and environment. International Business Times has mentioned that while some planets might have conditions favorable to the players others are not so conducive to the gamers.
Each of the planets also has their distinct flora and fauna and the players can get acquainted with it as they progress in No Man’s Sky. The game also gives the players the chance to discover new planets and creatures in the gameplay and if they are the first ones to discover it, then they get a chance to name it themselves.
No Man’s Sky doesn’t have story in it; the goal of the game is to reach the centre of the universe. However, with uncountable numbers of planet in the game, this isn’t going to be an easy task, especially since the players don’t know what’s in store for them in the next planet.
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Please be aware that the price on Amazon is simply a place holder and IS NOT the actual pricing of the game, if you look into Amazon’s preorder policy it states that if you preorder, the preorder price will change according to the actual preorder price so therefore the price can not be accepted as price due to it being hugely probable that it is a place holder and not the official pricing of the game, you should wait for Hello Game’s official word on this pricing before stating it as fact.
Please be aware that the price on Amazon is simply a place holder and IS NOT the actual pricing of the game, if you look into Amazon’s preorder policy it states that if you preorder, the preorder price will change according to the actual preorder price so therefore the price can not be accepted as price due to it being hugely probable that it is a place holder and not the official pricing of the game, you should wait for Hello Game’s official word on this pricing before stating it as fact.