Hello!Following hot on the heels of the massive Worlds Part II[www.nomanssky.com] update back in January which introduced a whole range of visual enhancements, gameplay additions and quality of life improvements, the small No Man’s Sky team have let their imaginations run wild and been having a lot of fun playing around with something really whimsical but remarkably transformative for what is possibly our most surprising update yet. We’re calling it RELICS[www.nomanssky.com] and it is available to download free to existing players from today. Full patch notes are available here[www.nomanssky.com]. Since launch, because of the way that No Man’s Sky’s planetary terrain works, No Man’s Sky players have enjoyed being able to dig down through the earth to find buried technologies or other valuable items hidden beneath their feet. From today, players will start to find a whole new category of palaeontological finds - the skeletal remains of alien creatures which used to inhabit these worlds... Read more

Hello everyone,Thank you to everyone playing the Crossplay Update, especially those taking the time to report any issues they encounter via Zendesk or console crash reporting.We are listening closely to your feedback, and have identified and resolved a number of gameplay and stability issues. This patch, 2.52, is now live.Patch Notes

• Fixed a number of crashes related to cross-platform matchmaking.
  
• Fixed an issue that could cause Space Station NPCs to become desynchronised.
  
• Fixed a network issue that could occur when looking up cross-platform profile data.
  
• Fixed a number of issues with Steam lobbies not correctly syncing between friends.
• Adding a friend from the Nearby Players list now requires a confirmation.
  
• The /invite command now works with cross-platform players.
  
• Improved the error messages used when text commands fail to work.
  
• Fixed some minor text issues in the chat messages that are displayed when joining or leaving a group.
  
• Fixed an issue with the text displayed on empty crossp...

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Hello Everyone!Over the last few months, alongside previous content updates like Living Ship[www.nomanssky.com] and Exo Mech[www.nomanssky.com], we’ve been busily working on something else in secret.Do you have a friend on another gaming system with whom you’ve always wanted to explore the great unknown? A legendary base you’ve seen videos of but never been able to visit? A mission that you think would be great to play with friends on other platforms?We are excited to be able to announce that, starting tomorrow, PlayStation 4 players, Xbox One players and PC players will all be able to explore, journey, survive, build, and trade together. Excitingly, No Man’s Sky is joining what is at the moment a fairly small group of games which support cross-platform multiplayer.A tremendous amount of work has gone into this update and the underlying technology and systems. We’ve moved to an entirely new networking architecture, with more flexibility for the future, allowing players to play together... Read more