It’s not exactly controversial to say No Man’s Sky had a rough landing. But five years of free, massive updates later, the game’s Steam reviews finally reflect what the objectively correct among us have been saying all along—that No Man’s Sky is good, actually.
While we’d hate to admit it, the small Steam reviews tag can have a huge impact on your first impression of a game. But after years of sitting with “Mixed” overall reviews, Hello Games founder Sean Murray yesterday shared the news that No Man’s Sky had finally crossed the threshold into “Mostly Positive”, meaning that at least 70% of Steam reviews rated the game positively.
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