No Man's Sky Could Get Paid DLC, Xbox One Launch - New Patch Is on the Way, Will Make People "Very Happy"

No Homo'southward Heaven has proved to be a hitting on both PC and PlayStation 4, despite having launch-day issues on the former platform. Hello Games is already pushing out updates that fix issues that the game is experiencing and also add together new content to the vast in-game universe. The adjacent patch for the algorithmically charged game is on its way, and information technology will make people "very happy," and while all the new content updates are free for at present, Sean Murray thinks the game could get paid DLC.

Sean Murray Says He Was "Peradventure Naive" For Suggesting He'd Like to See No Human being'due south Sky Go Only Complimentary Updates - Wasn't Able to Dominion Out a Possible Xbox One Launch for the Game

No Mans Sky is massive, there is cipher new virtually that. The game's procedurally generated universe is so vast, chances are no one will ever get to visit the locations that you have or will visit during your journey, and your journey beyond the xviii quintillion planets that the game feature could very well take a lifetime. But for Hello Games dominate Sean Murray, this doesn't seem to be enough. Murray has spoken several times on how the studio volition work to go on the game fresh by updating information technology on regular basis.

"New content and new features" will continuously be added to the space exploration championship, all the same, new content may not remain free forever. Talking to DailyStar, Sean Murray admitted that he was "perchance naive" for suggesting he would prefer No Man's Sky get updated for everyone for no cost subsequently launch. He explained that the studio couldn't categorically dominion out paid downloadable content for the game. He said:

"Possibly in the futurity in that location's some reason why we just couldn't maybe beget to practise a certain feature without charging for information technology."

In his previous interviews, including one on the launch solar day, Murry clearly stated that No Man's Heaven volition rather receive free patches than paid DLCs: "You've paid for the game, and then yous should go this stuff without paying even more money. So no, at that place will exist no paid DLC, just patches," he said. Clearly, the stance has changed now; Hello Games might put a price on extra content for the game if the situation chosen for it.

According to DailyStar, Murray also talked well-nigh the possibility of No Homo's Sky coming to Xbox I panel during the same interview, saying that he wasn't able to rule out that No Man's Sky could come to Xbox One. Murray said he wasn't certain what he was "really allowed to say" at the fourth dimension, and that he needed to "very specific" with his words. The website states a Sony representative didn't let the talk go any further and moved the interview along.

Upcoming Patch for No Homo's Sky Volition Make People "Very Happy"

In another news, Sean Murray recently appear via Twitter that a make new patch for both PC and PlayStation four versions of No Man's Sky is on the way, saying that it will brand some people "very happy." Murray did not provide whatsoever specific details on what this new patch may include. He pointed out that the studio is currently testing it. It is possible that this upcoming patch is really the full, public release of the procedurally-generated game's experimental branch. You tin check out all the details regarding the experimental branch here.

Awesome solar day at Hello Games, we're going to brand some people very happy with a PC and PS4 patch that's in test correct now 🙂

— Sean Murray (@NoMansSky) August xv, 2022