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No Man’s Sky remained a game Hello games It’s been in our hands for nearly a decade, but the new update “revitalizes the entire universe” in an effort to revitalize the community by overhauling the graphics and adding plenty of variety to the countless worlds.
The Worlds Part 1 update focuses on reworking planets, adding new expeditions, creatures, and more. It seems to be so popular that it generated the highest player count in five years on Steam this weekend, but it’s not just PC players who are flocking back to the space exploration game as True Trophies reported that the game saw a 493% increase in PS5 player count. It’s worth noting that before the update, the game was ranked 194th in terms of player count on PS5, but it now ranks 40th.
True Trophies draws on a sample of gameplay data from 3.1 million active PSN accounts to track the weekly player count of each PS4 and PS5 game – this method is best used to see general trends rather than specific numbers – and last week it was found through this sample that No Man’s Sky beat out Diablo 4, Fall Fantasy 14: Dawntrail, Honkai Star Rail, Mortal Kombat 1, and Crisis Core Final Fantasy 7 Reunion, which just arrived on PS Plus Extra.
It’s no wonder that many are eager to see what’s new in No Man’s Sky, given that No Man’s Sky doesn’t charge players for an update. Everything included in the update is completely free. Players even begged Hello Games earlier this year not to roll out another massive update, saying that they would be happy to pay for the massive update given the number of extras included.
As revealed at The Game Awards 2023, developer Hello Games is working on a new multiplayer game in An open world survival game called Light No Fire The events will take place on a procedurally generated fictional Earth. It doesn’t have a release date yet, but we know it’s been in development for about five years.
We remind you that the No Man’s Sky update Looks like PS5 Pro support has been added!
![No Man’s Sky player count increased by nearly 500% thanks to its latest update No Man’s Sky player count increased by nearly 500% thanks to its latest update](https://i1.wp.com/www.saudigamer.com/tachyon/sites/6/2020/09/15.jpg?w=1200&resize=1200,0&ssl=1)
No Man’s Sky remained a game Hello games It’s been in our hands for nearly a decade, but the new update “revitalizes the entire universe” in an effort to revitalize the community by overhauling the graphics and adding plenty of variety to the countless worlds.
The Worlds Part 1 update focuses on reworking planets, adding new expeditions, creatures, and more. It seems to be so popular that it generated the highest player count in five years on Steam this weekend, but it’s not just PC players who are flocking back to the space exploration game as True Trophies reported that the game saw a 493% increase in PS5 player count. It’s worth noting that before the update, the game was ranked 194th in terms of player count on PS5, but it now ranks 40th.
True Trophies draws on a sample of gameplay data from 3.1 million active PSN accounts to track the weekly player count of each PS4 and PS5 game – this method is best used to see general trends rather than specific numbers – and last week it was found through this sample that No Man’s Sky beat out Diablo 4, Fall Fantasy 14: Dawntrail, Honkai Star Rail, Mortal Kombat 1, and Crisis Core Final Fantasy 7 Reunion, which just arrived on PS Plus Extra.
It’s no wonder that many are eager to see what’s new in No Man’s Sky, given that No Man’s Sky doesn’t charge players for an update. Everything included in the update is completely free. Players even begged Hello Games earlier this year not to roll out another massive update, saying that they would be happy to pay for the massive update given the number of extras included.
As revealed at The Game Awards 2023, developer Hello Games is working on a new multiplayer game in An open world survival game called Light No Fire The events will take place on a procedurally generated fictional Earth. It doesn’t have a release date yet, but we know it’s been in development for about five years.
We remind you that the No Man’s Sky update Looks like PS5 Pro support has been added!