This is how achievements should be done. Not Beat level "X" get achievement.

Reminds me of one of my favorite moments in Portal 2.

You seem really difficult to please.

You mean something like this might happen?

No Man's Sky is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mindbogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to No Man's Sky, listen...

I'm OK with berating anyone who suggests that we'd take a check from a game company to write something. As for the point of this article, well, look up top where it says "Filed to:" for a hint.

They sold me on the game when Game Informer did their cover story. The way the devs explained their procedurally generated systems, and the engine they used to create the varieties of in game assets, made me a believer.

My biggest concern is lack of stuff to do, or AI that is really engaging.

But these seem to be issues…

Im just wondering how QA is gonna fare for this game...

As a developer myself, I see these types of games as the slightly awkward but necessary steps of a growing industry. Even if this game only has size going for it (which I'm hoping isn't the case), others will look on the design and (hopefully one day) the code, and integrate it into something which has more going for…

The point

Oh, you don't like the exploration genre, so it isn't an actual game.

Shit man, this guy again!
You win the award for having the highest standards of video game customer satisfaction in the history of kotaku

Neither SimCity nor the recent release of The Sims 4 performed very well, according to a person familiar with goings-on at the studio.

...for a second I thought it said:
"Unreal 4 is awfully good at rendering kisses."

The Unreal Tournament GOYE stole so many hours of my life. I hope this captures the frantic fun of the original.

"Middle-school" is the key word here. That's how the human body works.

Nobody misunderstood what you meant. The "Meanwhile in third world countries" comment is always ridiculous and always hypocritical - you live in excess as evidenced by the simple fact you're able to sit here and respond to comments on Kotaku.

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