The team at Hello Games just released a massive update to space faring title No Man's Sky.

No Man's Sky was certainly a unique adventure when it arrived on the PS4 earlier in the year, but players quickly realised that although you had a whole universe to play around in there wasn't much to actually do.

No Man’s Sky players have discovered an exploit, which significantly speeds up your progress.

There are no full reviews for No Man's Sky out yet, and maybe that's the ideal way to discover the game. Inserting the shiny disk and letting a universe unspool before you in all its awesome majesty and treacherous danger.

No Man's Sky is actually here.

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Hello Games has revealed that you won't need a PlayStation Plus subscription to play No Man's Sky.

The release of Hello Games' No Man's Sky will be along in just a few short weeks, and we're going to go ahead and admit that we still don't really know what it's all about.

With No Man’s Sky’s release rapidly approaching, you might think that there would be no more time for more drama, but you’d be wrong. Hello Games has been accused of patent infringement.

After three years of legal turmoil, No Man’s Sky has been given the go-ahead by Sky to retain its name.

The No Man’s Sky release date has been moved up to August 10 to bring it in line with the rest of Europe.

Last week, it was revealed that No Man’s Sky’s release would be pushed back until August. And some people are extremely unhappy, to the extent that they’re sending the developer death threats.

Games don't come much more ambitious than No Man's Sky.

One of the highlights of this summer’s gaming conferences has been space exploration title No Man’s Sky.

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