"No Man's Sky" is now in its second week since the release, positive reviews are raining with just a few complaints on some in-game information. Hello Games already released the latest patch on PC.
Though "No Man's Sky" is just using cartoon-shader texture, the game is a bit detailed and is using a high resolution. Hello Games received a lot of reports from players regarding a major frame rate issues since the "No Man's Sky" was released on PC as per IGN says.
Aside from frame rate drops, there has been a report from players that both Playstation 4 and PC version of "No Man's Sky" are experiencing game crashes in random in-game events. Hello Games already released a new "No Man's Sky" patch on PC and is reported by Gamespot that the patch will be available on PS4 early this week, Sean Murray confirmed.
#NoMansSky update 3 REVEALED: No Man's Sky patch notes for #PS4 and #PC https://t.co/cZaxodMry8
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The new "No Man's Sky" patch will fix graphic rendering issues, more hardware support and a frame rate enhancement for low-spec computers. Murray also confirmed that the "No Man's Sky" patch for Playstation 4 has been submitted to Sony, so everyone may calm down until its release very soon.
The new "No Man's Sky" Patch is now available on Steam and GOG can be downloaded for free. The "No Man's Sky" is around 600MB file size and it is focused on more graphic card support and optimization. A 4 Core CPU performance has been enhanced along with the FPS improvement for 60 and 30 FPS settings. Unsupported graphic cards will now be notified during the installation as well.
"No Man's Sky" is getting a good game review with 7 stars from Gamespot. Though flocked by numerous controversies before "No Man's Sky" was released, including the leaked copy issue, "No Man's Sky" is yet to be a contender for the Game of Year for 2016.
