One of this year's most eagerly anticipated games is the open-world space exploration simulator No Man's Sky, from developer Hello Games.
It features a randomly generating universe for you to explore, which is capable of creating (you ready for this?) over 18 quintillion planets.
Now, a lot of fuss was made over the fact that No Man's Sky will ship with a full AAA price tag, but look at it this way: most people agree that longevity is the most important factor in determining whether to spend their cash on a game. And with such a gigantic number of planets to explore, this is a game that will literally take you lifetimes to see and do everything. Therefore, the AAA price tag is more that justified.
No Man's Sky lands on 9 August for PS4 and PC.
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