A standalone app now permits players to build and import bases into No Man's Sky. The 'Townscaper-esque' app - well, it…
"There are some missing things compared to the Blender add-on," explains creator DjMonkey, who warns players to"expect some bugs and issues" from the new app.Hello Games is giving players another chance to play all four of this year'sand snag any goodies they might have missed the first time around. The first went live on Thursday and will be replaced by the next in just two weeks time, so don't hang about.
As Matt described for us previously, expeditions, if you're unfamiliar, are something like No Man's Sky's stab at live-service-style seasonal content, serving up limited-time, curated experiences that condense and reshuffle the exploratory space sim's various systems into a series of progression-based milestone challenges.Get your first month for £1 when you buy a Standard Eurogamer subscription.
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