No Man’s Sky It’s generally a pretty laid-back experience, but that’s about to change with the next major update. Loneliness, available today, allows players to probe the depths of the mysterious, abandoned freighters that have dotted star systems since April exo-mech update.
“Being a little dot between the stars can bring a sense of wonder and awe, but we’ve always wanted to explore a little more those feelings of fear and dread that come from being alone in the depths of space.” No Man’s Sky Developer Hello Games said in a press release.
The freighters of Loneliness They are essentially dungeons, filled with wisdom left behind by the deceased crew, valuable junk, and even technology for players’ own ships. But it will not always be child’s play. Hazardous materials, out-of-control security systems, and dangerous extraterrestrial life forms serve as obstacles during these procedurally-generated explorations, and the aesthetic dates back to space horror classics like Alien. Watch out for those eggs.
No Man’s Sky He’s also slated to receive an update on his combat mechanics along with Loneliness. Hello Games promises a “faster and more dynamic combat experience” through various adjustments and balance adjustments in the game’s weaponry.
You can find a complete list of changes, including various improvements in quality of life, in the official website.
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