No Man's Sky WORLDS transforms the universe, bringing huge leaps in water and cloud quality, as well as increased planetary variety, new gameplay features, and more!
Worlds Part I represents the first component of the Worlds Update, with even more to come later in the summer. For full details please see www.nomanssky.com.
- Total overhaul of water and cloud rendering, as well as other significant quality improvements and optimisations.
- Boosted planetary variety with new biomes, new creatures, colour and lighting changes, and much more.
- New gameplay features, including Solar ship crafting, aquatic landings, discovery renaming, new hostile creatures and more.
- Expedition 14: Liquidators is a unique, action-packed experience with a raft of exclusive rewards.
Hello Games has been hard at work to improve and expand No Man's Sky. We hope you enjoy. :)
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I haven't played No Man's Sky in a few years. I'm blown away that they're still releasing free major content. Did they add in game purchases or something? Or are they literally just offering everything for free once you've purchased the base game?
"are they literally just offering everything for free once you've purchased the base game?"
Yes.
Dope
Apparently they made so much money up front with the game, and are such a small studio, that they can just do free updates basically forever and be fine. Plus, each update also brings new players.
@CitizenKong @jballs I understand that Sean would want to please those who were disappointed after the launch, but it says something about the lack of greed of Hello Games that they haven't charged for *any* update long after most would say that they've delivered on their original promise.
Yes but at the same time the price of the game hasn't dropped below a certain point so they're probably still earning a little bit off new sales.
I think this is them merging engine changes they're making for their new game though.
Meanwhile I paid $5 for a ps4 disc copy before they fixed it, so I think I got my money's worth. Digital has mostly hovered around $30 until recently though.
This is almost certainly corresponding to changes made for the new game that they decided to merge into NMS too, because why not? Since they use very similar technology it only makes sense. Improve the previous game, increasing sales, while also generating goodwill with users that prove you'll work on your games for years to come, all with the only cost being what it takes to integrate stuff you were going to make anyway.