My thoughts on No Man's Sky:
*begin soapbox* I agree, it does need some polish. What they should have done was offer up a pre-release version that several people can play similar to other games of the same genre. There were a lot of things that needed to be ironed out before releasing to the public. Overall, I'm really enjoying the game and it's everything I expected it to be. Once they iron out the graphics and inventory (which I really don't have a problem with, like I said just needs polish), it's going to be a really good game. Expecting a game to be perfect on launch and match 100% with the publics expectations especially with a small Dev team is just unfair. It's a good game and if you're on the fence about buying it, just consider the feat of procedurally generating a universe as large as it has with all of the flora and fauna. Minecraft was nowhere near perfect when it was first pre-released and even up to version 1.0. Give the game a chance, work around the issues and have patience. In all of my years of gaming and as a professional application developer, you won't find a Dev team more dedicated to making this game what they envisioned it to be. You won't be disappointed with what will come to this game. *end soapbox*

My thoughts on No Man's Sky: *begin soapbox* I agree, it does need some polish. What they should have done was offer up a pre-release version that several people can play similar to other games of the same genre. There were a lot of things that needed to be ironed out before releasing to the public. Overall, I'm really enjoying the game and it's everything I expected it to be. Once they iron out the graphics and inventory (which I really don't have a problem with, like I said just needs polish), it's going to be a really good game. Expecting a game to be perfect on launch and match 100% with the publics expectations especially with a small Dev team is just unfair. It's a good game and if you're on the fence about buying it, just consider the feat of procedurally generating a universe as large as it has with all of the flora and fauna. Minecraft was nowhere near perfect when it was first pre-released and even up to version 1.0. Give the game a chance, work around the issues and have patience. In all of my years of gaming and as a professional application developer, you won't find a Dev team more dedicated to making this game what they envisioned it to be. You won't be disappointed with what will come to this game. *end soapbox*