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No Man’s Sky Fans Rejoice: Interceptor Update Brings Exciting Changes

The No Man's Sky update also incorporates performance improvements, especially in VR2.

No Man’s Sky Fans Rejoice: Interceptor Update Brings Exciting Changes
Nacho Requena Molina

Nacho Requena Molina

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We’ve already reached the point where we’ve run out of words to describe No Man’s Sky, but here we are again praising the game for its new big update: Interceptor. In fact, as we write these lines we are downloading it, because yes, dear reader, it is available today for free.

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This new update expands the game universe even further. For starters, many worlds have succumbed to corruption, with strange crystals sprouting from the earth. Players will have to explore these planets to find new buildings, crashed interceptors and learn more about this problem.

To reach these planets we will have the possibility of using a new kind of ship, of which little has been revealed (beyond the fact that it will be “varied” with respect to the rest). Likewise, we will also have new types of enemies, among which are some spider-shaped, other crab type, corrupted drones and more.

It should be noted that the development team continues to work tirelessly to make the game work well technically. Therefore, there are performance improvements in No Man’s Sky, especially in the PS VR2 version, with visual upgrades, interface, better control and, in general, optimization. In addition, there are also visual changes in the version for Xbox consoles.

Finally, the game also incorporates new technologies for players, as well as other details to expand the game experience. In short, another blow on the table by Sean Murray’s team. And that’s 25, literally.

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Nacho Requena Molina

Nacho Requena Molina

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