Hello Games founder Sean Murray announced through their official No Man’s Sky that the game will get a new update called Origins next week.
It’s such a rare occurrence in the gaming community when a company tries to fix its mishaps the way that Hello Games did.
Last month they added the desolation update which I absolutely loved, it introduced horror elements and added much variety to a game that had numerous things to do in it to begin with.
You can explore thousands of planets, mining resources such as oxygen, hydrogen and chlorine to build and upgrade your bases, your mechs, your vehicles, there’s even living spaceships now!
Not to mention discovering the fauna and flora of each planet is a pleasure, just look at this weird looking planet that I found.
If you haven’t bought it yet, I highly recommend you get No Man’s sky. The game has so much to do, you can cross play with your friends on the Xbox, PC or PS4, and not to mention that the game’s available on Xbox game pass.
Latest Posts:
- Session: Skate Sim
Despite its flaws, Session is a fun, rewarding and challenging skating simulator
Platforms: PS, PC, Xbox One, Switch - Martha is Dead
Investigate the death of your twin sister Martha in this chilling and disturbing first person psychological thriller
Platforms: PS4/5, PC, Xbox One/Series - Submerged: Hidden Depths Preview
Previously a Stadia Exclusive, Submerged: Hidden Depths is finally coming to PC, PlayStation and Xbox Consoles.
Platforms: PS4, PC, Xbox One, Switch - YouTuber’s Life 2
Fulfill Your Lifelong Dream Of Becoming An Internet Sensation In This Charming Recreation Of What It Means To Be A Professional YouTuber
Platforms: PS4, PC, Xbox One, Switch - BPM (Bullets Per Minutes)
Rip up demons in a rhythmic trance of blood and metal guitar riffs in Bullets Per Minute’s dungeons of hell.
Platforms: PS4, PC, Xbox One - Agatha Christie: Hercule Poirot – The First Cases
Heavily inspired by the books, Hercule Poirot’s latest investigation is a captivating one.
Platforms: PS4, PC, Switch, Xbox One