Will i enjoy this game if i buy it?

[𝕁𝕒𝕔𝕜𝕝𝕖]

i've been following this games progress since launch and to me now it seems like minecraft but better and rust without the bs. both games i really loved back when i played them, rust i hated for the massive amount of griefing and thus loss of all my progress but i loved everything else about it. minecraft was the same thing back in the day, so will i enjoy this game or not? im biggest worry is that it'll become boring after the 2 hour limit of refundability.

[TomCat86]

Yes the game is fun and good, still has a few bugs but its worth it

[japp_02]

I cannot tell much about the difference from Minecraft except that: It's a day-night difference in the grafics, the free-roam planets of a space game are arguably one of the best in NMS.
The game has lot of grinding and storage of items, but you can bypass the grinding by buying / selling stuff.
Minecraft is really not a base to know if you like this game, you would have to ask other questions so we can get you better advice.

[MrBarskih]

When I bought the game I didn't sleep at all nights. So if I could erase the memory about the NMS and buy it again I would do it:)
P.S: I have a good memory about minecraft too

[Rexxer]

Minecraft has lots more to do, but the graphics were funky. The NMS universe however is much larger than that of Minecraft.

If you like to dig to make a base, for example, forget it. The terrain will reset and bury your base.

Most of the things you "make" in NMS don't actually do anything, they are just stuff you sell. Base building is cluttered but ok.

[Pul Myfinger]

Originally posted by /6/ Dante:

i've been following this games progress since launch and to me now it seems like minecraft but better and rust without the bs. both games i really loved back when i played them, rust i hated for the massive amount of griefing and thus loss of all my progress but i loved everything else about it. minecraft was the same thing back in the day, so will i enjoy this game or not? im biggest worry is that it'll become boring after the 2 hour limit of refundability.

How can that question be answered as nobody here knows you, your likes, dislikes.
Check utube, read reviews, make up your own mind.
Other than that, the answer is ... maybe.
I luv it long time ... 1800 hours.

[MrBarskih]

Originally posted by Pul Myfinger:

Originally posted by /6/ Dante:

i've been following this games progress since launch and to me now it seems like minecraft but better and rust without the bs. both games i really loved back when i played them, rust i hated for the massive amount of griefing and thus loss of all my progress but i loved everything else about it. minecraft was the same thing back in the day, so will i enjoy this game or not? im biggest worry is that it'll become boring after the 2 hour limit of refundability.

How can that question be answered as nobody here knows you, your likes, dislikes.
Check utube, read reviews, make up your own mind.
Other than that, the answer is ... maybe.
I luv it long time ... 1800 hours.

Wow. u are crazy:)

[Pul Myfinger]

Originally posted by Mr.Barskih:

Originally posted by Pul Myfinger:

How can that question be answered as nobody here knows you, your likes, dislikes.
Check utube, read reviews, make up your own mind.
Other than that, the answer is ... maybe.
I luv it long time ... 1800 hours.

Wow. u are crazy:)

True ... and there are many that have played far longer than I have ..

[Jonny Sparta]

Yo pass that KZZZZZCK

If you are smart you'll love nms, if dumb then no.

[Rexxer]

I'm sure it's is safe to say that you cannot possibly enjoy it if you don't buy it. And you will probably be riddled with guilt for the rest of your life.

[Pul Myfinger]

Originally posted by Rexxer:

I'm sure it's is safe to say that you cannot possibly enjoy it if you don't buy it. And you will probably be riddled with guilt for the rest of your life.

+1

LLLoL

[DeadTaco]

It strongly depends on wether you want single or multi player. In single player? Probably good. In multi-player? Yikes. So. Many. Bugs. Unplayable in multiplayer.

[Pul Myfinger]

Originally posted by DeadTaco:

It strongly depends on wether you want single or multi player. In single player? Probably good. In multi-player? Yikes. So. Many. Bugs. Unplayable in multiplayer.

At this moment, you have 4.6 hrs in the game. From this and your other comment, you don't know squat and shouldn't be giving advice.

[mike17032]

This game feels nothing like Minecraft to me. It has nothing close to the building ability that Minecraft offers.

It's an OK game, but the storage and grinding is getting to be too much for me so I am about to fall off. I got my moneys worth on the sale, but I have thousands of hours into Minecraft so this game isn't even close to the same level in my book.

So unless money is really tight for you, this game is worth the cost.

[Galactic Starman]

You will enjoy it a lot I think.

[Mr. Bufferlow]

It is primarily exploring. It is pretty chill so if you like non-stop excitement you may be disappointed. While they have added a lot of content, it is best if you like self-directed play. There is no end or win...it is just exploring, setting and accomplishing personal goals, and enjoying the sights.

If you like exploring and unlimited vistas you will probably like it a lot.

You can seek out combat, but it is not really a combat oriented game and the NPCs do not ramp up as your character/ship ramps up. It does not take long for any battles to be pretty easy to master. After that, pirate attacks or ground attacks are more of a chore than exciting.

You can choose to not upgrade your suit and ship...this would keep the challenge alive, but the battles are pretty repetitive so you would likely get bored if that is your main desire in game play.

You can play PVP against other willing players...but good luck finding any. Most of us don't really look for that in NMS. Each player controls their personal space so you can't just raid someone or shoot them up unless they have set their settings to allow that.

It is a great deal at $30. There is easily 30 hours of stuff to learn and enjoy, even if you find you really don't like the chill approach and need more excitement.