No Man's Sky

Hello Games reportedly went to great lengths to defend itself, providing footage of the game to argue that it did not mislead consumers.

Some three months since it first hit PlayStation 4 and PC, No Man’s Sky is getting a huge update, and it’s a pretty significant player as to how the community is going to rate the game from here on out.

PlayStation boss chats about the “huge ambition” that was No Man’s Sky.

Sony appears to be taking action of its own against PS4 owners who returned their digital copy of No Man’s Sky. And it’s strange to say the least.

One No Man’s Sky player has set an unbelievably high benchmark for budding explorers.

Hello Games’ No Man’s Sky has not been without issues since it launched on PS4 and PC last month. Aside from a plethora of negative user reviews and a huge player exodus of around 90%, the ambitious exploration game has faced its fair share of technical issues.

You’ll need a constant stream of antimatter in your inventory, otherwise your journey across the universe and towards the centre will be a long and tedious one. Fast tracking your journey might be your core objective, and as such, having plenty is stock is fairly important. This guide will help you set up your antimatter inventory.

Your No Man’s Sky adventure starts with a standard exosuit, a broken ship, and a weak multi-tool. All of these tools can be repaired and upgraded, allowing you to explore, craft and build at a much faster rate than you can when you first start the game.

Your ship is your primary companion in No Man’s Sky. It is your friend. Hell, it’s your lover if that’s your thing! There’s no doubting that you’re supposed to build a bond and establish a relationship with your ship as you improve it, upgrade it, and explore the stars with it.

An Atlas Pass is one of the most important items in No Man’s Sky. They grant you access to lost doors on space stations, which can grant you all sorts of special goodies.