Space games tend to go big, letting you travel from one system to another while the planets do little more than provide a handy gravity well for a space station to orbit. The galaxy may be big and beautiful but the planets are generally decoration. Rodina isn't having any of that.
Check out the games for those who want to boldly go to unknown times and place.
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Elite dangerous does the whole 'space' exploration better. By quite a bit. No mans sky is better for..landing on planets. ED is less repetitive too. Example... Dropping out of warp almost landing in a star is ****ing scary. Nothing like that happens in NMS. Nothing particularly interesting happens in space in NMS. ED, everything interesting is in space.
It's a shame really the way No Man's Sky ended up. It could have been so much more if they worked longer and with a bigger team on the game. It could have been the best sci fi exploring game of the decade.
They just announced a new foundation update which will introduce major changes including base building.
Oh God no. Space Engine is better, looks better, has just as much to do, and it's free.
Oh, and it actually has orbital patterns.
LMAO!! I got a good chuckle. Wheeww.. another "joke of the day" comment. I love those.
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I did play it. lol!! No where close to best of anything.
Most of these were available for a long time before NMS came out, especially Rodina.
While checking out No Man’s Sky on Steam about a week ago, the recommended section lead to me a title called Rodina. Released just over two years ago, it’s also a space adventure title.
thats Star Citizen, they are supposed to be showing off a bunch of stuff at Gamescom like procedural planets
http://www.gamespot.com/for...
8CN: Whether Steam Greenlight will be going away, and what will replace it is still in the shadowy future. Dave Oshry has essentially said he’d like to make Steam an open distribution platform, but for now it’s a curated, community driven springboard that brings games that have excited the audience to the platform. Some are near the end of development, some are finished and some have months and months left, but they’ve all proven themselves worthy of attention. Here are nine that really caught my eye and mind.
