No Man's Sky has finally overcome its less-than-nominal launch and reached a Very Positive rating on Steam, Hello Games founder Sean Murray announced on X. The rating means that 80 percent of the nearly 246,

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No Man's Sky's comeback tour is finally complete. The game has just reached 80% positive reviews on Steam, bringing the overall rating to "Very Positive." No Man's Sky has been receiving far more positive Steam reviews than negative since about 2017,

No Man's Sky has finally achieved the fabled "Very Positive" on Steam for the first time since launch. It finally reached the long-awaited rating after a whopping 245,000 reviews on Steam. Creator Sean Murray thanked fans for the support,