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Test Chamber – Late Game Exploration In No Man’s Sky
I’ve spent much of the last week enmeshed in the vast universe of No Man’s Sky. After many hours making my way from one star system to the next, I recently passed along my opinion about Hello Game’s science-fiction game. Today, I sat down with Kyle Hilliard to show off some of what awaits in the later stages of the game.
As I point out throughout the video, No Man’s Sky puts a big focus on freeform wandering, so beginning players may notice that a number of things haven’t dramatically changed. Nonetheless, our video does show off expanded inventory space, discusses the best ways to move on land, how to best farm for money, and also features a fun late-game option for faster warping between systems.
Enjoy the video!
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