Following dozens of free updates since the title’s release way back in 2016, No Man’s Sky truly leaves very little to be desired in terms of features, but the game’s latest Worlds Part 1 update brings popular fan requests.
It’s a completely free content update that overhauls the game’s planetary generation, populating the world of No Man’s Sky with new fauna and creatures while adding never-seen-before terrains. Even Palworld‘s community manager is on board the hype train for the update!
Palworld Community Manager Celebrates No Man Sky’s Latest Update
Palworld debuted earlier this year on Xbox and PC, and it managed to become a breakout hit for the developer Pocketpair. The title, referred to as “Pokemon with guns,” became massively popular and smashed all records known to games.
When the developers of such a triumphant title praise another game, you know it’s a real deal! Palworld‘s community manager recently took it to Twitter/X, praised No Man Sky‘s brand-new update, and practically begged the developers to put a price tag on such a massive overhaul!
Surprisingly, such a significant content drop in the game comes with no price! It’s not only Pocketpair; everyone in the gaming industry appreciates Hello Games’ effort, as they’re setting new standards for what an expansion can be without breaking the bank!
No Man’s Sky Worlds Part 1 update is out on all platforms, and the developers have hinted that more planetary improvements will follow soon, as the conspicuous “Part 1” in the title suggests. As for the developer’s procedural planet adventure Light No Fire, we still need an update.
No Man Sky’s Latest Update Brings Things Everyone Wanted
The game’s Update 5.0, dubbed as Worlds Part 1, brings new creatures, biomes, a bug-hunt expedition that might look familiar to Helldivers 2 players, improved water, win graphics, solar shipping crafting, and much more.
The patch on the game’s website reveals everything the update brings to the table, including dramatic planet transformations, floating islands, and visual improvements.
For those who’ve been following the ambitious title since its debut, it has undoubtedly been a bumpy road to get to Worlds Part 1.
The title had a nightmare launch in which reviewers and gamers questioned whether the title could live up to the hype. However, instead of delivering a failed game, Hello Games prevailed and continued to evolve the space title.
Not only has the game redeemed itself, but it also set a new standard for all games in the genre. As years pass by, Sean Murray and his team are still committed to bringing the game to new heights and expanding its universe.
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