The expected excitement over "No Man's Sky" has apparently simmered down a bit following a series of buggy crashes with the game. Yet, the people behind Hello Games' fairly new game have been hard at work trying to secure needed fixes any way possible.
The unofficial update regarding "No Man's Sky" on its recent patch contained developer notes referring to experimental content have been available for PS4 users, reports Express UK. Players who were able to get a hold of the 1.09 patch said that there were noted performance upbeats upon save and restart of their games.
Also, via the Sony game console, "No Man's Sky" players would need to have extra 733 mb available to allow room for the said update. A Reddit user shared a sample image following the 1.09 NMS patch update. Downright cool, right?
Meanwhile, Hello Games has also confirmed possible expansions for "No Man's Sky" current plays with new game content. With the NMS team seeing bug fixes set right asap, Shuhei Yoshida was quick to share his thoughts on the game's lapses and remains positive that the game would surely be able to exceed fan expectations.
700mb patch for @NoMansSky ?? #PS4share pic.twitter.com/4SmJ054PIW
— Scotty (@Bongon69) September 19, 2016
How "No Man's Sky" helped a player find peace in another world
On the other hand, one player's journey in the "No Man's Sky" universe to find Atlas has been quite an experience, according to The Verge. He shared firsthand encounters with the game and that the thrill of finding out the universe's secrets was something amazingly different. Putting off all other creatures or gameplay mechanics along the way in the search for Atlas was, in a way, a good exercise for him.
Another player also detailed his journey in "No Man's Sky," and preferred a more challenging side to the Hello Games' offering. There's still hope for Sean Murray's most graphically magical game yet.
