Hello Games have released No Man's Sky's massive update, branded NEXT, for PC, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. PC master race has the game on Steam and GOG, but the latter won't have a multiplayer component at launch because it is DRM free.

Sean Murray, the man behind Hello Games and No Man's Sky, has posted a message to the community on the company website, claiming the team are "desperate to communicate better" and announcing the first season of weekly content coming soon.

Even though No Man's Sky has returned to grace the headlines in positive light with the latest expansion called Next, Hello Game's head honcho Sean Murray insists that the game was never the sort of flop that the press made it out to be.

I know, it's not easy getting hyped up the second time, especially since No Man's Sky broke more hearts than Waluigi, but the teaser for Next, the game's next expansion, launches on 24 July 2018 with the long, long awaited multiplayer.

Hello Games have announced their ''largest update so far'' for No Man's Sky which is coming this summer. They have dubbed the update NEXT and it will introduce the game to Xbox One, on top of updating the existing PC and PS4 versions.

The Atlas Rises update for No Man's Sky looks like the first major leap towards the game that Hello Games kept promising shortly before launch. Additional story content, a procedural mission system and the first glimpses of multiplayer are now part of the game.

No Man's Sky recently spawned an ARG and apparently more than a few people still cared enough to participate. Hello Games definitely still care about their game and IP. A new free update for the game titled Atlas Rises is releasing this week.

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