Few things to note here

1. If ANYONE tries to tell you the game is tedious and boring, then they're dead wrong. Not only are the possibilities quite literally endless, but the addition of mods, which are easy to download and easier to make, make it even more worth experiencing for yourself.

2. I've recommended this game to any person I've met who was bummed about No Man's 'Lies'. Each one has come back with positive feedback, so once again, I'll say it - if No Man's Sky burned you out, try this one out for size.

3. The game is only a few hundred megabytes big, meaning even when you desperately need storage space, this can stay safely in your library. And for such a huge game, such a small download size is a blessing.

4. I've played every single build, from pre-alpha to stable now. While I agree with some that the old game had a few more interesting concepts, Stable has definitely kept a lot of secrets I still haven't discovered, and what makes it better is the sometimes long-awaited updates which always add a hell of a lot more.

5. This game is NOT for anyone looking for 'space terraria'. While the 2D pixellated graphics are similar, this game has a much more in-depth combat, weapon and crafting system, as well as a lot more in terms of building houses for NPC's, which in this are called 'Colonies'.

And finally -

My verdict on this game ,if I had to give it any number, is 9/10. Solid gameplay, interesting background lore, a very cool colonist feature and more keep me coming back for more, not to mention the dedicated modders who are always working to give us a better experiene. My only gripes are that monsters are somewhat repetitive, the game can feel grind-y at times, and the damage ratios can sometimes be ridiculous (I.E. my end-game sword won't kill an early game monster with one hit).

Few things to note here 1. If ANYONE tries to tell you the game is tedious and boring, then they're dead wrong. Not only are the possibilities quite literally endless, but the addition of mods, which are easy to download and easier to make, make it even more worth experiencing for yourself. 2. I've recommended this game to any person I've met who was bummed about No Man's 'Lies'. Each one has come back with positive feedback, so once again, I'll say it - if No Man's Sky burned you out, try this one out for size. 3. The game is only a few hundred megabytes big, meaning even when you desperately need storage space, this can stay safely in your library. And for such a huge game, such a small download size is a blessing. 4. I've played every single build, from pre-alpha to stable now. While I agree with some that the old game had a few more interesting concepts, Stable has definitely kept a lot of secrets I still haven't discovered, and what makes it better is the sometimes long-awaited updates which always add a hell of a lot more. 5. This game is NOT for anyone looking for 'space terraria'. While the 2D pixellated graphics are similar, this game has a much more in-depth combat, weapon and crafting system, as well as a lot more in terms of building houses for NPC's, which in this are called 'Colonies'. And finally - My verdict on this game ,if I had to give it any number, is 9/10. Solid gameplay, interesting background lore, a very cool colonist feature and more keep me coming back for more, not to mention the dedicated modders who are always working to give us a better experiene. My only gripes are that monsters are somewhat repetitive, the game can feel grind-y at times, and the damage ratios can sometimes be ridiculous (I.E. my end-game sword won't kill an early game monster with one hit).