The Worlds Part II update for No Man's Sky is available on all platforms

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The Worlds Part II update for No Man's Sky is available on all platforms

No Man's Sky gets off to a good start this year with a gargantuan update. Patch 5.5 is finally available for download on PlayStation, Xbox, Switch and PC.

Notable new features include gas giants, additional biomes, new solar systems and kilometer-deep oceans home to brand-new creatures.

The game's lighting has also been completely reworked, as have the reflections on the surface of the water. Cooking is improved, and you can archive ships now. We also have a new expedition available, as well as an evolving story and new weather events.

What's more, Hello Games has also shown some never-before-seen images of its next game, Light No Fire, in an interview video with Sean Murray.

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