No Man’s Sky, the game that has walked the path from criticism to redemption, remains vigilant to shift and shape itself to add features that have been teased or promised since it launched three years ago. The Beyond update arrived on Wednesday and brought with it three main pillars of features: better and true Online multiplayer, Virtual Reality support, and just better everything in the form of the not fully disclosed “2.0”.
Hello Games' No Man's Sky is heading into its third year of existence, and the developer has plenty more in store for their exploration/survival adventure title. Last summer's "NEXT" update brought with it the four player online co-op we'd been hearing about since the game's launch, and this summer we'll ...
I'm told that in space, no one can hear you scream, which is probably for the best given the latest update coming to No Man's Sky.
Word has apparently gotten out that No Man's Sky has real, honest-to-gosh co-op, so naturally the Co-Opticrew had to dive in. Or rather, we will be diving in once the weekend starts. Hello Games' oft-criticized 2016 release has been undergoing a steady redemption arc over the past couple years, adding in much of the feature set that folks expected to be in it in the first place. What does this say about the state of game development? Who knows, but we'll at least find out how much fun it is to explore a procedurally-generated universe with a few friends.
A few months back, Sean Murray and Hello Games that they were working on an update for their exploration/crafting/building/adventure game, No Man's Sky, titled "NEXT." This update would be a little bit different than the previous three ("Foundation," "Path Finder," and "Atlas Rises"), as each of those added new content and new activities. "NEXT," on the other hand, will add something we're very excited about: co-op.
