One of the most ambitious games in recent years, will finally be available for cross-platform play on 11 June.
No Man’s Sky is an exploration of the vast reaches of space and can be a lonely and arduous process. But, with the latest expansion, players will be able to team up with any of their friends from any of the supported game platforms.
“We are excited to be able to announce that, starting tomorrow, PlayStation 4 players, Xbox One players and PC players will all be able to explore, journey, survive, build, and trade together,” Hello Games’ Sean Murray stated on the official blog post. “Excitingly, No Man’s Sky is joining what is at the moment a fairly small group of games which support cross-platform multiplayer.”
The game will also join Xbox Game Pass on June 11, subscribers will be able to play the game for as long as it stays on the pass. Windows players who subscribe to Game Pass will be able to try it too as there’ll be a Windows 10 version of the game.
Full patch notes can be found here.
It’s a game that featured in one of the early podcasts that dealt with loneliness and solitude.
