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Get a first look at No Man Sky NEXT’s multiplayer mode, visual updates, more in new trailer

We believe in Hello Games and are definitely excited for the upcoming No Man’s Sky NEXT update and Xbox One release on July 24th, 2018.

The free NEXT update features the long awaited multiplayer mode, even more visual updates and new unlimited base building mechanics and more. Just take a minute to check out the new trailer for all the highlights and a few screens.

No Man’s Sky NEXT Update – Multiplayer Gameplay [ESRB]:

No Man’s Sky NEXT Update screens:

 

Hello Games, an indie development team based in the United Kingdom, released a new trailer today revealing the first look at multiplayer gameplay in No Man?s Sky. The new mode will be added to the limitless procedural universe across all platforms next week via the No Man?s Sky NEXT update, coinciding with the game?s launch on Xbox One, in a publishing partnership with 505 Games for physical retail.

With this launch, players across Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Steam for PC will be able to explore, fight and survive with friends as they voyage across the vast celestial sandbox. Catch a glimpse of all the all-new experience here: https://youtu.be/5mnRbuGKZKg.

Upcoming content featured in the trailer includes:

New Multiplayer Mode:

  • Team up with a small group of friends to explore the universe together, or joined with random travellers online
  • Help friends stay alive, or prey on others to survive
  • Build shelter or complex colonies together to share with your team
  • Fight as a pirate or a wingman in epic space battles with friends and enemies
  • Race exocraft across weird alien terrains, creating race tracks and trails to share online

Extensive Visual Overhaul:

  • Play in third or first person, both on-foot and in ship
  • Gaze on planetary rings and improved space visuals that make space more beautiful than ever
  • Explore dramatically improved planetary terrain generation, ground textures, water and clouds that bring the environment to life
  • Enjoy significantly more detail added to ships, NPCs and buildings

Unlimited Base Building:

  • Build bases anywhere on any planet, with hundreds of new base parts added to the game
  • Create bigger and better bases than ever before, with dramatically increased base building complexity and size limits
  • Architect and own multiple bases

Command Freighters:

  • Assemble and upgrade a fleet of frigates and command them from the bridge of your freighter
  • Send your fleet out to into the universe or deploy them to help you as you explore a specific system
  • Build a truly custom capital ship with improved freighter base building
  • Invite your friends aboard and take on challenging multiplayer missions from the Galactic Commision Station on your bridge

No Man?s Sky launches on Xbox One on Tuesday, July 24 in North America and Friday, July 27 in Europe. 505 Games will distribute the physical Xbox One version worldwide. For more information about No Man?s Sky and the upcoming NEXT update, please visit: https://www.nomanssky.com/.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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