No man's sky

no 30.. probably 20.. and even then 'd wait for at least a 33% discount from the 20 and the first major patch...

plain and simply put it appears to be an early access game released as a fully polished (delayed for 'extra polish'), when it is clearly not.

30 is still too much
if it was 10 bucks everyone would own it

if people are willing to pay they should charge $100

The installed size of No Man's Sky is 2.53 GB !! It's nowhere near 10 GB, I don't understand why they say it's 10 GB, it's not even 3GB.
And yeah, I would never buy a 60 EURO game if it has 2.5 GB, I feel I'm not getting my money worth. Some indies have bigger sizes than this.

This kinda depends on what you find fun and enjoyable and what you personally believe what exactly 'multiplayer' means. Personally, I would buy NMS, but I'm poor and i cant afford a decent PC, NMS or a PS4 to play the PS4 version on. Not to mention the fact that they are working on fixing all of the optimisation issues.

Id buy it if it was tier 1 on humble i guess ...

I wouldn't buy it for 10€. The game looks very boring and grindy.

For this game the very top price would be 30€, but 20€ would be closer to decent. People expect a AAA game for a AAA price, and this is an indie game.

Don't judge a game by its GB's :)
Generally saying, not just for this one.

I think at the end of the day, I have an amazing game that I enjoy every second of it and here you are complaining about it.
I am not a fanboy, I agree, I was kinda disappointed, no online when the devs have been hinting multiplayer before release? really? not cool "hello games". I've also haven't seen a giant animals like the ones on the trailers. The biggest one i saw are floating whale, about my size.
Maybe I will find a giant animal someday in my travels, but the point of this post is.. don't like it? don't buy it, move on. go play call of duty or something... or keep complaining, whatever floats your boat.

I do not understand the point of debating the price. It is up to the developer/publisher to decide what they believe their game is worth (and at what price it will sell the best while not undercutting too much) and in a same way it is up to the players to decide whether the game is worth the asking price. If it is not then they have an option to voice their opinion with their wallets (by keeping the closed).

I just fail to see where the number of people working on the game, size of the installation or the absence of multiplayer (am I the only one who remembers people bitching about devs/publishers trying to force multiplayer into every single AAA game just because?) come into this equation.

I don't think the size of the game is important. Nor the lack of multiplayer, if the devs had been straight about it when trying to sell this crap.

The problem is that the game is just plain bad. Called it when they first announced it. There just wasn't enough there... It's large as an ocean and shallow as a puddle.

In all honesty it's a nice and calm puddle which should've cost 30 in it's highest of moments.

Just because NMS had Sony Publishing does not mean it was AAA, it did not have #s employee of the average AAA title. It had 15 total developers, how OP considers this marketed as a AAA is beyond me.You might as well call Cities Skylines AAA if you seriously thing No Man Sky is.

Eh ... worse games have been sold as AAA titles. Either way the concept was fairly flawed from the very beginning ... the procedurally generated universe was a token concept, but with 18 trillion planets and the statement that the ones you would actually want to explore (such as the ones in the trailers) being rare, we should've known that it was going to be boring.

here are the flaws of the game aside from it being unoptimised:
https://www.reddit.com/r/gaming/comments/4xf1bt/no_mans_sky_pc_performance_so_bad_streamers_arent/d6fb5xd

oh

Thank god there are games of small size! My inet connection is shit, and I don't got too much harddisk space either :/

Because it's mostly about procedural generation. Haven't you played Minecraft? The more you play it the larger the file size it gets.
Don't worry when you reach your 1,000th planet, the file size would be 500GB :P

Looks rather repetitive and boring as hell from what I've seen, but then again I have dumped 100 hours into Stardew Valley, so I'm not to judge.