Edit: I don’t think its reasonable to have expected all of this content to be included all the way back in 2016, especially considering a lot of it is community driven changes and requests. However, Expeditions mode is definitely something that would have been nice to have at launch - an optional experience for community to share together if they wanted.
I played No Man’s Sky at launch and while the game was fun, it really felt like it was missing a lot. I put it down after about 20 or so hours and have picked it up occasionally off and on as Hello Games has rolled out updates.
Over time, Hello Games has had the following large updates for No Man’s Sky, all of which have added some fantastic content to the game:
Foundations Update - Added base building, creative and survival mode, farming, automated mining, freighters, and some graphics updates.
Path Finder Update - Added planetary vehicles, base sharing, ship/weapon specialisation, permadeath mode, owning …
Searching through this subreddit for news on Final Fantasy 7: Remake, a lot of the comments suggest we were expecting to have heard something about the PC launch by now.
I feel like this game is just begging to make a return to the modern game sphere.
No other racing game has quite replicated the white knuckle boosting runs of multiple racetracks with all of the unique Podracers that were available.
And having the ability to play in VR?!
That would be absolutely incredible.
Let’s discuss commercially successful/critically acclaimed games that uncomfortably ruffled your feathers.