No Man's Sky looks like it could blow previous procedurally generated games out of the water with its scale and depth. My hope is that it will open the eyes of future game developers. Even if No Man's Sky fails to meet expectations, it has already managed to change the perception of what can be created.
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Wow great article, and yes I really hope other game studios is gonna copy hello games way of doing it:-)
"How No Man's Sky Could Change Gaming"
How to overhype a game...
I really think people are overhyping this game.
It'll be cool, but keep your expectations in check.
We still haven't seen enougth of the game to know if they have been able to overcome the big issues with procedurally generated games, so I think it's still far to early to call it a game changer.
looks great , plays like ... exactly , verdicts still out people