The new update of No Man's Sky makes its sci-fi worlds even stranger

Updates for No Man's Sky continues to come. Just weeks after the "Abyss" extension on the underwater theme, the developer Hello Games is expanding its science fiction universe with a new update called "Visions". It aims primarily to add more variety to the spaces you visit, and especially make them feel even more extraterrestrial. "Millions of dead planets have now come to life," says the developer, "creating a stranger and more surprising universe to explore."

According to Hello, "visions" will introduce several new biomes and types of planets, as well as an expanded color palette so that worlds have greater visual variety. There are also new types of extraterrestrials to discover, including new, strange creatures that disguise themselves as minerals. "Deadly flora now has a lot more variety, with carnivorous trap plants and swollen flora waiting to catch the unwary and reward the cautious," says the developer.

The game also presents a new archeological aspect. The search for resources can now yield rare collection artifacts and even extraterrestrial skeletons. Other additions described by Hello include:

• Detach the fallen and forgotten remains of satellites for a long time and scrap them for recovery, but you risk attracting the attention of new corrupt and provocative sentinel drones.
• Those who experience the dangerous storms that explode on extreme planets can search for new precious crystal treasures that only turn on in bad weather.

You can check all the details here. "Visions" will be available tomorrow as a free update on all platforms.

The year has been busy for No Man's Sky, which has been widely criticized at launch for failing to meet the expectations set by the original game trailers. This summer saw the launch of the huge "Next" expansion, which notably added a long-awaited multiplayer look gambling. "No Man's Sky "Hello from Sean Murray said:" And we do not expect to finish changing his vast universe so soon. "