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No Man's Sky Players Have Explored Less Than 1% of Its Planets, But Starfield Is Too Big

It's hard to believe that No Man's Sky is 10 years old, but that day has finally come. For over a decade, Hello Games' ambitious space adventure has managed to overcome a notoriously rough and controversial launch and is now one of the best open-world sci-fi games around. Reaching such a significant milestone shows jus...

It's hard to believe that No Man's Sky is 10 years old, but that day has finally come. For over a decade, Hello Games' ambitious space adventure has managed to overcome a notoriously rough and controversial launch and is now one of the best open-world sci-fi games around. Reaching such a significant milestone shows just how strong No Man's Sky's exploration is, and what's even wilder is that Hello Games confirmed that players have barely even explored 1% of the game's planets. That's baffling to think about, and it has left me thinking about the aspects that make No Man's Sky so different from another exploration-focused sci-fi adventure: Starfield.

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