As sure as the Earth keeps turning and the weeks keep passing, No Man's Sky is about to receive another update. This time, Hello Games' epic, evolving sci-fi game is getting its fourth expedition, bringing a new event and story for players to explore. Named Emergence, this event is focused on gigantic sandworms.
When you fire up the new expedition, you'll find yourself stranded on the planet Wasan, "a barren world ravaged by dust storms and infested with Titan Worms", Hello Games says. The aim is to "destroy the wretched Hungering Tendrils, and collect the Vile Spawn that lingers behind", which sounds disgusting. A narrative will play out as you "cleanse planets of cursed dust and hunt the titanic sandworms", so there's more to it than just a bunch of big, angry noodles. You'll get various rewards for playing the expedition too, so it'll be worth checking out.
The impending update also makes some game-wide changes. Sandworms appearing in the main game will now be more varied, and some of the game's particle effects have been improved. Perhaps best of all, you'll be able to tame and ride sandworms as "pets". This game is mad, isn't it?
You can read more details about all this through here. Will you be checking out the Emergence expedition in No Man's Sky? Worm your way into the comments section below.
[source nomanssky.com]
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That trailer is amazing.
I'm guess the prior 3 things are gone forever now? Seasonal stuff is irritating for this reason. FFXIV, Genshin, FF7 Remake, RE 7 VR and randomly Steamworld Dig again, I just can't squeeze anything else in to play atm.
Please stop updating this game and let it go. Every update is 1,000,000,000 GB. I know that’s hyperbole. You’ve done your duty now stop!!!
i got this game at release. i put the disc in from time to time .but i need a plot line something like a ancient big bad coming back etc lol
Would love to know how many still play this game. It must be a decent number for Hello Games to keep pumping this stuff out!
@lolwhatno They should certainly work on and refine what they have in the game to date, such as the combat/multi-tool experience imo. The variety of ships and exocraft don't seem to have particular relevance, and the building in it became over fussy since the Beyond update, but some will disagree.
The fact that it can all be played in VR is what impresses me the most. Makes me want to set my PlayStation VR just to experience a sandworm.
I really really wanted them to update the fauna. Discovering different species is my only reason to play the game, but when they mostly look like sentient dumb pineapples it breaks my will to continue
Sandworms are cool, though!
They definitely wanna ride that Dune hype train, as a fan of Dune, I'm not complaining. I think it looks pretty fun and cool.
What I don't understand is people complaining about NMS updates? I'm not even a player anymore, but I like it when a company is constantly improving a game. We should be grateful they're not charging for every new feature/content they add. Cuz you bet any other studio/publisher would've milked it for money.
Im guessing this is an homage to Dune releasing in the cinemas. Hello Games have declared their love for Frank Herberts classic space opera for years.
I began playing day one and enjoyed playing solo with zero remorse for my purchase. Started this new Expedition soon as it went live this morning. I am doing the Settlement building also. Long live No Man's Sky! As long as they give us new things to do I well continue to play the game. At This point I wouldn't mind and would gladly pay for some of the content they add.
Got it day one, works on PS5. But people have been begging for something like this since release. Dune has been around since time began (seems like), this is just a stunt for the re-re-re-remake of Dune.
Jumping back into this. I love the expeditions. You start from scratch on a planet with other players so you all go through the initial "survive this crazy place" together. The fact that rewards carry over to your main game is a great incentive too. Best redemption arc in gaming history.
Stopped playing after 600hrs due to the settlements update. Can't stand the new build menu and building was the main reason for playing
I’m only here for the obligatory I got this at launch might but be time to check it out comment - I loved it at launch and still do , not aways totally stoked about the direction it’s gone in but man alive it’s one hell of a game - I enjoy it most in vr
@zeppray imagine complaining about new content lol.
@twitchtvpat My problem is I have very slow Internet today’s download was 9 GB I guess I shouldn’t complain it just takes 5 to 6 hours to download.
@lolwhatno just look at how sad that looks xD
@lolwhatno yeah I played it like in January and it's way better. But still, the animals and discovery of new planets is still what entices me the most
@get2sammyb..... The game is never as amazing as the update trailers HG always shows.
The trailers make it seem like the is always something going on when in the actual is pretty mellow and mostly walking and building simulator.
There worst thing about No Man SKY is that it has so much potential that is not realized.
Also I see they took the sand worms idea from Mass Effect Andromeda
I have no clue how they make money of this game, continuing to make free updates and just selling the game up front.
But even more confusing is hear anyone wanting them to stop. This game is not a story game, it’s a sand box game, the kind that is not meant to be “beat.” Why complain that the game fans keep getting new content?
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