“No Man’s Sky”, which was built for the PC or Playstation 4 by videogame maker Hello Games, was released in North America on Tuesday and in Britain on Wednesday. The game is now available on PlayStation 4 and makes its PC debut on August 12.
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No Man’s Sky just released for the PC on Steam, and users are reporting poor performance, .
Murray also gives an apology for the issues that have been found so far with the game, as well as stating that the team is working as quickly as possible to solve issues.
The team has also brought in a QA group that’s bigger than the entire dev team in the hopes of spotting bugs before they find their way into the retail version No Man’s Sky. The space exploration game is available right now on Steam.
Sadly, if you’re coming into No Man’s Sky expecting a full suite of multiplayer features then you’re setting yourself up for quite the fall. The game’s support site will be moved to a ticket-based system, to cope with the recent uptick in the number of players contacting it.
The game was always aiming at a PC launch, long before the console makers got involved and helped to hype things up to their current level, and that’s still the plan. The size of the game has unfortunately allowed for clipping issues, lacklustre texture mapping and occasional, yet game-breaking crashes.
Hello Games also offered a few workarounds for some of the known issues that players can use while waiting for a patch to fix it.
The huge popularity of No Man’s Sky has led it to experience issues – but the makers have promised to make sure they don’t continue.
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From the feel and functionality of space travel down to the game’s gorgeous sci-fi stylings, there’s an terrible lot Hello Games has managed to nail with No Man’s Sky. No Man’s Sky may well be the largest game ever created, but it’s notably devoid of much to do.
