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No Man's Sky update 4.22

No Man’s Sky is back with another update, with version 4.22 having been made available.

A bunch of different bug fixes are included this time around. Hello Games has addressed a networking-related crash, a memory leak with texture rendering, and much more.

The full patch notes for the No Man’s Sky version 4.22 update are as follows:

No Man's Sky Interceptor update 4.2

The latest update for No Man’s Sky has just been made available, and players can now access version 4.2 – known as Interceptor.

Here players can explore corrupted Sentinel planets, fight a legion of new robotic guardians, hijack their technology, steal their ships, harvest their resources, destroy their freighters, and more. There’s plenty more here as well including the standard round of bug fixes.

The full patch notes for the No Man’s Sky version 4.2 “Interceptor” update are as follows:

Hello Games has issued another update for No Man’s Sky, and the game is now at version 4.15. This update addresses a modest number of bug fixes, following on from the Fractal Patch released earlier this year.

The full patch notes for the No Man’s Sky version 4.15 update are as follows:

No Man's Sky update 4.13

Another update has been released for No Man’s Sky, and version 4.13 is now live.

Hello Games is once again looking to address a bunch of issues stemming from the recent Fractal update. You can also find the details on the previous fixes here.

The full patch notes for the No Man’s Sky version 4.13 update are as follows:

Hello Games has issued another update for No Man’s Sky, and the game is now at version 4.12. This follows the “Fractal” patch from last week which you can read about here.

Several bug fixes have been addressed related to the previous update. Other improvements are also included.

The full patch notes for the No Man’s Sky version 4.12 update are as follows:

The latest update for No Man’s Sky is now available, with the Switch version now moving up to version 4.06.

This update includes a ton of different bug fixes. Hello Games also addressed the Switch version specifically by solving memory related crashes on the platform.

The full patch notes for the No Man’s Sky version 4.06 update are as follows:

No Man's Sky frame rate resolution

Digital Foundry has taken a closer look at the Switch version of No Man’s Sky, including frame rate and resolution. While it’s great to have the game on Switch, it seems that a number of sacrifices were made to get things running. Digital Foundry points out aggressive draw in, a somewhat unstable performance, and more.

Here are some of the notable tidbits:

No Man's Sky Waypoint update version 4.0

No Man’s Sky players on Switch now have access to a new version 4.0 update known as Waypoint, which comes just a few days after the game’s launch on Nintendo’s console.

The update includes “an overhaul of design and balance, including inventories, milestones, cataloging and game modes.” Additionally, it contains “hundreds of community-favorite quality of life improvements, both macro and micro.” As another bonus for Switch players, we’re hearing that touchscreen use is now enabled.

No Man's Sky gameplay

No Man’s Sky has arrived on Switch, and a good chunk of gameplay shows the title running on the system. A half hour of footage is now available.

Read more about No Man’s Sky in the following overview:

No Man’s Sky launches on Switch today, and Nintendo have dropped a short launch trailer to celebrate the occasion, giving players a brief glimpse of the gameplay running on the various Switch models.

Catch up on No Man’s Sky with the following overview:


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