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So, No Man’s Sky—yeah, that game with all the planets and stars and stuff—dropped a new update in July. Lots of folks have been having all sorts of… well, issues, especially with this Switch 2 version. Apparently, since it first hit the scene like a decade ago (I feel old just thinking about that), it keeps getting patched and fixed. Kind of like putting band-aids on a game to keep it fun and interesting or something.
Now, if you’re into the multiplayer thing on Switch 2, you might have noticed it was a mess. I mean, really. But Thank goodness for Patch 5.73, right? It’s like they threw magic dust over the game and now everything’s smoother. Or is it smoother than it was? Maybe? Hard to say sometimes. But hey, with all versions kinda on the same page, it’s exciting to think about what else they might roll out next. Big updates perhaps? I can only hope.
Anyway – oh wait, getting ahead of myself. Where was I? Yeah, the bug fixes! Not everything in 5.73 was about Switch 2, but let’s be honest, that’s where most of the magic happened. Hello Games just won’t quit, will they? Always tinkering. Makes you wonder what they’re brewing next.
And talking about 2025, wow, what a blast! Worlds Apart II was like… this massive, gigantic treasure hunt or something, with new systems and colorful stars—and water that behaves kind of differently. You ever just swim around in a game and think, “Did the water always move like this?” Well, No Man’s Sky had one of those updates. Good stuff.
Anyway, this other thing (Relics and Beacon updates) came out too. Totally about fossils and space settlements, if you’re into that stuff.
Now, Martin Griffiths from Hello Games—maybe you’ve heard of him?—he tweeted something last November about how there’s still a lot in the tank. It’s wild to think that this game, which kinda started off rough, has come so far because they just kept at it. Tenacity, or something like that.
Oh, and stuff got fixed in the update, like the user interface doing weird overlap stunts, and screenshots looking funky. The warp tunnel being all fuzzy? Yeah, that too. Always remember the torch texture!
Ten-year anniversary soon! August 9, 2026. Might they have something cool planned? Who knows! But that player creativity keeps things spicy, so maybe they’ll roll out something fabulous for the fans. Time will tell, right?
Alright, I think I’ve rambled enough. No Man’s Sky just keeps on surprising people—even after all these years. Ain’t that something?
