He previously stated that “No Man’s Sky” might not be the game that fans have imagined.
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“We’re tracking a number of issues, bugs and crashes that players are reporting, and working to resolve as soon as possible”. What we find here is very interesting.
On the plus side, Hello Games has already confirmed the No Man’s Sky patch released to PS4 users earlier this week will be ready to go when the game hits PC on Friday morning.
“We sincerely apologise to anyone affected in the meantime”.
No Man’s Sky developer Hello Games has laid out what the team is doing to fix the game’s numerous problems. However, no announcement has been made yet as to whether or not the ship boost framerate issue will be addressed.
The game has a straightforward promise-you drive a spaceship through millions of planets, exploring a variety of planets with different terrains and atmospheres.
“It has been reported that some players have not received a pre-order bonus”. We reckon we could hazard at a guess at what game might be the UK No.1 next week…
On a lighter note, the PC version has a couple of nifty features that are sure to make those that play its PS4 counterpart jealous.
In the game, players have spaceships and can be explorers, traders or fighters and try to survive on sometimes hostile planets. “Some other players were able to resolve this issue by restarting their console”.
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No Man’s Sky is going down a storm on the PlayStation 4, so much so that the servers are struggling to keep up but while Sony would want you to believe its an exclusive that’s not entirely the case.
