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No Man's Sky is a procedural science fiction exploration and survival game developed by English developer Hello Games out of Guildford, UK. Hello Games is best known for their Joe Danger series, and brought their unique development style to No Man's Sky. The game features planetary exploration, deep oceans, space-based battles, predators and prey, and much more across various procedurally-generated worlds. Each world has its own ecosystems, rewards, and dangers, leading the player through the four core pillars of the game: Explore, Fight, Trade, and Survive. The game launched on 9 August 2016 in NA on PlayStation 4, 10 August in EU on PlayStation 4, and worldwide on 12 August on PC. The launch for Xbox took place on 24 July, 2018. Subsequent launches added support for Nintendo Switch on 7 Oct, 2022 and the Mac on 1 June 2023.
Civilized space regions of the No Man's Sky universe are local groupings formed by individual or groups of players.
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Holiday 2024 Expeditions 5.29 - 11 December, 2024
Holiday 2024 Expeditions - 27 November, 2024
Cross-Save Patch 5.28 - 21 November, 2024
Cross-Save Patch 5.27 - 15 November, 2024
Cross-Save Patch 5.26 - 15 November, 2024
Cross-Save Update - 07 November, 2024
The Cursed Patch 5.22 - 31 October, 2024
The Cursed Patch 5.21 - 25 October, 2024
The Cursed Expedition Update - 23 October, 2024
Aquarius Patch 5.12 - 17 September, 2024
Aquarius Patch 5.11 - 6 September, 2024
Aquarius Update - 4 September, 2024
Worlds Part 1 Patch 5.05 - 19 August, 2024
Worlds Part 1 Patch 5.03 - 30 July, 2024
Worlds Part 1 Patch 5.02 - 25 July, 2024
Worlds Part 1 Patch 5.1.1 - 23 July, 2024
Worlds Part 1 Patch 5.01 - 22 July, 2024
Worlds Part 1 Patch 5.00.1 - 19 July, 2024
Worlds Part I Update - 17 July, 2024
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