Today, No Man's Sky received a free update 3.6, titled Frontiers. It enables us to establish and develop a space settlement. Some of the new features were presented in a fresh trailer.
Less than a month ago No Man's Sky celebrated its 5th birthday, and today the game received another patch. As part of the Frontiers update, the developers from Hello Games have introduced a number of changes in the matter of settlements - among other things, we can become a supervisor, which will transform a small village into a functioning city, and alien colonies can now be found on all inhabited planets. Below you can watch the trailer accompanying the new patch.
The list of all important changes introduced by patch 3.6 is available below. For more details on them I refer you here.
To enjoy all the new features, you don't have to burden your connection too much - update 3.6 weighs only about 6.6 GB on PC (on other platforms you may need to download a slightly larger - by about 1 GB - amount of data). Thanks to it No Man's Sky has become an even better game, which has not escaped the attention of the community, nor the small team of developers - as evidenced by these words from Sean Murray - who admitted that they worked up a sweat because they knew how important the new update was to the fans. The admirable development of the game has resulted in, among other things, such works by internet users:
No Man's Sky is available on PC, PS4, PS5, XONE and XSX|S.
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