Hello Games’ Sean Murray has provided details on the first update for No Man’s Sky via a new blog on the game’s official site.
Murray noted that most members of the Hello Games team were back in the office the day after No Man’s Sky went gold “five or six weeks ago” and have been working on refining the game ever since.
“We’re already proud of what we put on a disk, but if we had time, why not continue to update it?” wrote Murray.
The improvements and additions Hello Games has prepared are extensive and include new, unique “paths” you can follow throughout the game, changes to the universe’s generation algorithm that will allow for galaxies to be 10 times larger than they were previously, and a new atmospheric system that will mean more varied skies. The full list of contents in update 1.03 can be read in full here. The update will be “the first of many” and Murray expects that future updates like these will continue to be free.
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Murray noted that most members of the Hello Games team were back in the office the day after No Man’s Sky went gold “five or six weeks ago” and have been working on refining the game ever since.
“We’re already proud of what we put on a disk, but if we had time, why not continue to update it?” wrote Murray.
The improvements and additions Hello Games has prepared are extensive and include new, unique “paths” you can follow throughout the game, changes to the universe’s generation algorithm that will allow for galaxies to be 10 times larger than they were previously, and a new atmospheric system that will mean more varied skies. The full list of contents in update 1.03 can be read in full here. The update will be “the first of many” and Murray expects that future updates like these will continue to be free.
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