The huge drop in No Man’s Sky’s number of players, outlined by Steam tracking site Steamdb, is a far cry from the impact many expected the game to have.
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Since its launch, No Man’s Sky has suffered from crashing issues on the PlayStation 4 – and we’ve seen plenty of players across the web expressing their frustration as a result. Since the game’s launch on August 9, the studio has been collecting these and categorizing them in order of priority. When it’s released, it will mean that around 90 percent of the space game’s crash issues have been resolved, the developer behind the ambitious space-adventure game said on Twitter. Patch 1.05 fixes 87% of crash issues for PS4 was released Sunday. Hello Games says they won’t stop “until these issues are 100% resolved”. Are you disappointed with No Man’s Sky since it released? We’ll just settle for telling you to maybe lower your expectations.
Tell us, have you encountered any of the technical problems that have reared their head in No Man’s Sky?
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Hello Games also shared some details on how crash-reporting works for No Man’s Sky. Nevertheless, it remains to be seen if the aforementioned refunds will be taken into account and checked against the final sales tally on the platform, or whether the game’s fan base on the Sony console will dip or grow after Hello Games releases the next patch.
