Hello Games have released a new patch for No Man’s Sky, updating the game to version v3.15. The patch features a number of improvements for the new generation of consoles including the PS5 and Xbox Series S, including performance improvements.
Read MoreHello Games has announced that No Man’s Sky will be launching on the PS5 as a launch title. Taking advantage of the next gen hardware, the PS5 version offers enhanced visuals, audio and more.
Read MoreHello Games have released a major update for No Man’s Sky this week, called “Origins” and updating the game to v3.0. The update brings a number of changes and features to the game, including more planets for players to explore.
Read MoreOn July 24th No Man’s Sky will be getting a massive free update titled “No Man’s Sky Next”. The update brings a full multiplayer experience to the game, as well as other improvements including improved visuals, unlimited base buildings and more. Check out the trailer and patch notes below.
A new patch is now available for No Man’s Sky for the PS4. The patch updates the game to v1.35 and introduces a number of “quality of life tweaks and changes”, while also fixing some of the remaining issues that were reported by gamers. The full list of changes and fixes can be found below.
No Man’s Sky developer, Hello Games, is under investigation by the UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) Eurogamer reports. The investigation is looking at the promotional materials used by Hello Games when promoting No Man’s Sky to the public, which includes lot of features that are currently not in the game.
Following No Man’s Sky going Gold last week, Hello Games founder Sean Murray revealed that the game is just 6 GB in size, consisting mostly of audio. The size of the game was revealed in a follow-up tweet to the original Gold announcement.
Following a recent delay, Hello Games has confirmed that No Man’s Sky has finally gone Gold. This means that the game’s development is now complete and physical discs can now be manufactured. The announcement was made via twitter by founder Sean Murray on the @NoMansSky account.
No Man’s Sky was recently delayed, with Hello Games stating that “some key moments needed extra polish to bring them up to our standards.” As a result, the game will miss it’s original release date of 24th June 2016, and will now be releasing on August 9th 2016 in North America, and 10th August 2016 in Europe and the UK.
A report from Kotaku last night reports that one of this year’s anticipated games, No Man’s Sky, has been delayed. The game, which will be releasing on PS4 and PC, was expected to release on 22nd June 2016, but two sources have told Kotaku that the game has been delayed with no new release date.
