No Man's Sky - Nintendo Switch

For those that enjoy a little bot of mystery with a very laid back sound scape and unique environmental designs this is a great game. I love yo meander and do main quests or missions kinda slowly. This game offers plenty of resources and side missions/quests in a loose laid back way( if you set your game to relaxed). The bright colorful environments are very whimsical and convey an alien feel really well, while the soft gentle ambient music in the back keeps things feeling flowy and calm. So far greatly enjoying it.

This is the No Man’s Sky I have always wanted, and it came in a portable package! I have always been keen on open world type games, and this is by far one of the best around. You are able to go around exploring alien planets, discovering flora/fauna upgrading your spaceship and capital ship, all while building more and more complex bases. I found that all aspects of the game translate very well to Switch. Load times are reasonable, controls are intuitive, and the save/portability factor makes it perfect for short play sessions or long stretches. If you love open-ended space exploration and creativity, this is right up your alley. I’ve spent hundreds of hours playing, and it still has not lost its appeal. At its foundation, the game has core pillars of exploration, discovery, base building, and crafting. Some of the things I love the most would be the exploration & variety. Each planet feels distinct in its own way. Scanning fauna and flora still delivers a very satisfying “first discovery” moment. Procedural generation keeps each play session fresh. Base Building & Progression: Base building is surprisingly deep, and the UI is easily accessible. All of the many building/automation systems are engaging. Ship and multitool upgrades feel meaningful. Portability: Being able to discover a limitless number of planets is probably the main appeal for me. I usually play with my switch docked for a more immersive experience with my flatscreen. Multiplayer / Community: Multiplayer and online interactions work well — teaming up to explore or build bases adds another layer of fun. All that being said, there are a few downsides to this game on switch. Performance tradeoffs: To get this running well, there are visual compromises compared with PS5/PC — lower resolution and simplified scenery in places. For me these are forgivable because the gameplay loop is so good, but if you want cutting-edge visuals, keep expectations realistic. Occasional hitching: You may notice occasional frame drops or long pop-ins on very busy planets. Rarely game-breaking, but worth mentioning. Learning curve: The game is very open-ended; there’s no strict handholding. If you prefer linear stories, this might feel overwhelming at first. Bottom line: If you crave exploration and creativity and want to play it anywhere, No Man’s Sky on Switch is an excellent buy. It brings the franchise’s best elements to a portable console, and the small technical compromises are more than balanced.

I'd like to preface my review for the Switch version of No Man's Sky by saying that I've logged over 700 hours on the Xbox One version of this game. After nearly 10 hours on the Switch version I've not encountered any of the issues others have stated in their reviews nor the issues I've personally experienced in playing the Xbox One version. This version is FAR AND AWAY superior to the Xbox One version and no one can tell me otherwise. I've not had a single crash; a single loss of texture or instance of "pop-in; a single instance where I have to circle my base for several minutes before I can land because base parts, terrain and textures haven't loaded; no graphical issues whatsoever. On XB my game would crash when trying to load in a base and other normal things you do in-game. Multiplayer is laughable across the board so I'm glad that Hello Games decided to forego it on Switch to better use that memory elsewhere. I have the physical cartridge and I'm willing to bet that's a large part of why the performance is so much better than XB but also better than some other Switch players who have digital copies. Loading and operating is always better with physical media, especially cartridge media over disc. Even though I'm having to start back at square one (after my Xbox decided to sign off permanently) and lose my 700+ hours of gameplay, this experience already seems as if it will be more pleasant. If you're hesitant because of other reviews complaining about graphics - after player both Xbox One and Switch versions on the same 4K TV, the Switch version looks better than the XB version and maintains its textures and framerate better. Performance is better, less lagging, no crashes etc. Looks and plays great in handheld mode too. GET THE PHYSICAL COPY, GET AWAY FROM DIGITAL COPIES OF GAMES. With physical, you have the cartridge/disc/etc on hand and it also runs better.

Awesome game! There is so much content, you never run out of things to do

Although planets on The Switch can look pixelated as you approach, the planet surfaces themselves have great variety. You can even fly with a jet pack, go fishing, or swim underwater! After fixing my ship and finally being able to install hyperdrive, it’s fun to jump to other star systems and visit with aliens on various space-stations. On planets you can mine resources, and either hunt wildlife or befriend and ride them. Be mindful of the environment, which can be too hot, cold or toxic. You can also build a base to seek shelter from a strong storm, or laser-dig a makeshift cave and wait til it passes. There are main quests to find and rescue a lost traveler, and progress to the center of the universe. Or just travel freely to see what’s out there and complete a ton of side quests. In this game, the sky is NOT the limit!

Amazing Sci fi game with awesome building aspects. Updates every month for fixes and major updates still rolling in.

Purchased on sale some time ago and my only regret is that I didn't pay full price for all of the free content updates Hello Games has given me in the interim. I've logged more time in NMS alone than I have in some decades-long franchises. Well worth whatever you spend.

Excelente juego, aunque ya no recibe actualizaciónes vale la pena por dejarnos jugar de una forma móvil está Joya de juego .