No Man’s Sky is sadly one of the more disappointing games of the year, mixing small moments of grand wonder with inescapable hours of tedious, boring survival gameplay. If you’re willing to fight through that, there’s a game here for you. But it’s often not worth the effort

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This weekend I didn’t get to much gaming. I sat at a desk and looked at a whole lot of numbers, getting to some other work that kept me from my consoles. It’s likely you were preoccupied too. Or otherwise you were exactly where I wanted to be, on a couch in front of the TV getting some well deserved …

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No Man's Sky is a mathematical marvel, but a Dutch-based company claims that the formula behind it is actually theirs.