No Man's Sky has plenty to
offer an intrepid explorer, including countless planets each with
their own weather system, vegetation, alien lifeforms, and structures
ranging from tiny claustrophobic shelters to small outposts connected
to the galactic trade network. There's plenty to do, with different
objective areas on a planet, more easily discovered when you find a
location beacon that pings the location of points of interest with
distant icons—a crashed starship, a distress signal, or even an
alien monolith. As you explore, you can scan and catalog the planet's
flora and fauna, if you encounter any lifeforms. The indigenous
creatures are usually not a threat, many of them being non-aggressive
herbivores. However, some lifeforms will rush to attack you as you
fumble for your boltcaster to dissuade them. This happens so rarely,
though, that when it does, you'll probably not be ready and will jump
with surprise, having been lulled into complacency by the quiet and
vast expanse of the planets you'll explore. Often, I felt more of a
threat from planetary weather systems; acid rain, solar storms, and
sudden freezing temperature drops at night convinced me that I should
never wander far from where I parked my ship!
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