No Man's Sky Dev Responds to PC Issues, Steam Reviews "Mostly Negative"

i had my fun with it, but now a days, ehhhh I wish i never picked this shell of a game up

Issue number #4, game is dull, boring, repetitive and frankly rubbish. No workaround so far.

Has anyone decoded how to say **** off?

The bugs are present on ps4 too Even wrote to the hellogames support about. And one bug doesn't allow you to go on with the game.

I play the game on max settings with no real problems, not sure why so many people seem to be having so many issues. The very first day I play I was getting some of that large random FPS spikes but now I don't even get that hardly at all. Which isn't to say the game doesn't need a little attention but it's highly playable and pretty smooth and stable for me.

This game isn't even worth 60 dollars especially for an indie. If this wasn't supported by Sony it would turn up as an Early Access Game.

Pc is not bad. A lot of ppl wanna play on pc but don't know what they're doing. You would be surprise how much ppl buy these games w/o reading the specs. Remember dark souls? The crashing at the bondfire? The problem: low-end graphic cards. Not that that would fix all the problems but it would fix half the users problem. That and updating gpu

I'm sue that in a year this game will be fully fixed. What worries me is the lack of meaningful content most reviews are pointing to. A sale buy for me, if even that. All that insane hype really came back to bite them, imho.

Anyone else suffering a recurring slowdown problem every 3 hours of gameplay? The game slows to a crawl and becomes unplayable. It doesn't appear to be a frame rate issue, because the video isn't glitchy or jumpy. The whole game slows down -- even dialogue text scrolls slowly -- as if the CPU dropped to 10% power or something. The only fix is to save and exit, which isn't a big deal, but annoying.

It's strange that it happens every 3 hours, like clockwork, as if there's a cache or buffer that fills up, and then you have to quit the game to purge it. Seems like sloppy game design and lack of QA testing.

It sux, but I still recommend to buy a game a few months after release day on PC. I'm a pc only gamer now and Sometimes i just wait and play games I havent got round to playing yet. (Theres heaps of them). Unless its a multiplayer game and you kind of need to buy it on day one to keep up with everyone else's weapon upgrades.

Not including redists in the initial installer? Rookie mistake. :P

Can't do much about people running old GPU drivers though.

Question: Is No Man's Sky the 2nd game ever released on PC that uses OpenGL 4.5, besides Doom?

no one can put out a game that works on release day anymore. probably never happened on PC anyway, though.

PC Mustard race

Arkham Knight had worse PC launch.

I'm surprised by the number of reviews actually.