Needless to say, I'm infinitely more eager to pop No Man's Sky into my PlayStation 4. Not a game with environmental destruction, surface and space-based combat, trading, and resource gathering. I was always excited for this game, but the way it's been marketed led the vast majority of people to conclude that it was merely a space exploration sim. But at this point in time, it looks to eclipse it. Honestly gang, I wasn't expecting No Man's Sky to match the density of Elite: Dangerous where various space activities were concerned. Even showing this I'm nervous, because people will think, 'Oh, right - it's like Minecraft', and then it becomes that. Stuff like that keeps me amused."īut regarding Terraforming specifically, Murray is hesitant: "We're not sure how much we want to say because I don't want it to become the thing. drilling a hole and having an animal fall into it. To be clear, Murray describes "destroying everything around me. Then you can fire projectiles toward them and obliterate the surrounding scenery. Apparently while exploring a planet, you can scan for resources and the UI will outline nearby collectible materials. On second thought, better not call it that.ĭuring a private demo with Eurogamer, Murray reveals a gameplay mechanic they hadn't talked about previously, at least not in detail. Murray reluctantly calls the game a "first person survival action game" (not a space sim) telling Eurogamer "I know you need to be able to convey to somebody, that there are classic game loop elements." Again, a nod to the current climate of scripted, guided game experiences, something Hello Games intentionally wants to avoid.
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