No Man's Sky receives its free Interceptor update starting today
, by Thibaut
The game from the British studio Hello Games received a new patch on all platforms this Wednesday, April 5th. This update, titled "Interceptor," brings a lot of new content to No Man's Sky.
Among the most significant additions, we find the corrupted planets. These worlds covered by strange crystals contain new resources, unique buildings, and transformed guardian robots for the occasion. A new class of ships is on the program along with a brand-new jetpack and several additional weapons. Players can also search abandoned camps and face enemies capable of becoming invisible.
Add to all these significant visual improvements on Xbox and a better-optimized interface in VR.
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Source: nomanssky.com
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