No Man’s Sky developer Hello Games has unveiled the Worlds Part 2 update, which it says “allows us to push the boundaries of our engine with new technology.” Chief developer Sean Murray said ...

No Man’s Sky's latest update, Worlds Part II patch 5.58, enhances gameplay with bug fixes, visual and audio improvements, and platform-specific optimizations. Key improvements involve mission ...

No Man's Sky engine programmer Martin Griffiths has just shown off an incredible historical curiosity: a 3D world demo that he co-created for Atari ST he co-created at 18 years old. He calls this ...

More like this No Man’s Sky's Massive 'Worlds Part 2' Update Adds Billions of New Solar Systems and Trillions of New Planets “Fossils out there to be discovered vary hugely in rarity ...

No Man's Sky's newest update allows players to find and dig up fossils on its trillions of procedurally generated worlds.

If you have ever wanted to be a space paleontologist then now is your chance, as the worlds of the No Man’s Sky universe are now filled with the bones of ancient creatures. You can find these ...

taking a particular interest in the human stories of the wild world of online games. It’s almost comical how many free expansions Hello Games have now released for No Man’s Sky, and the studio ...

Full patch notes for No Man's Sky's Relics update - which follows January's massive Worlds Part 2 update and its "trillions of new planets" - can be found on Hello Games' website.

virtual worlds, and every single Pokémon video game. Andrew joined The Verge in 2012, writing over 4,000 stories. The latest update for No Man’s Sky is going back in time. Called Relics ...

Or maybe you’re just seeing if you can tunnel your way to the other side of whatever world you’re on (spoiler: you can’t). With today’s new No Man’s Sky update, titled Relics ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Hello Games faced an interesting dilemma with regards to its hit space exploration game No Man's Sky: How do you follow up the massive two-part ...

No Man's Sky has been expanding its galaxy outwards for years now, but what about looking inwards? What's under the surface of those infinite planets we've been exploring and how much of a field ...