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The art of No Man's Sky

Dave Hornsby November 27, 2016

You might have heard of the new(ish) video game called No Man's Sky recently released on the PS4. It's unique selling point is that no two players will ever see the same game - you get to explore an enormous galaxy of literally billions of planets and everybody starts from a different point within that galaxy.

There's been some controversy over the actual game itself i.e. whether just flying a spaceship from planet to planet actually counts as real gameplay, but there's no denying how beautiful it all looks and what an amazing technical feat it is. The designers of game clearly have a love of classic Science Fiction book covers (like these...) which has resulted in some truly beautiful alien landscapes to explore.

Here's an article on Eurogamer detailing some of the artists the game's designers drew inspiration from. I've been enjoying it immensely from a visual perspective - so here's a few screenshots of my adventures.

There's some cool looking spaceships...

Strange alien planets to explore...

Plenty of alien outposts and strange temples to visit...

And of course you get to fly a spaceship

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I'm a Creative Director and iOS interface designer and this is where you'll find me rambling on about what I've been up to lately as well as any other topics or products that interest me.

I love art, design , music, movies, gadgets, video games and comics - so expect to see any and all of the above cropping up from time to time.