No Man’s Sky relies on Star Trek Fantasy with new ships

Don’t speculate anymore! Hello Games unveiled the next addition to the ever-expanding universe of Nobody’s heaven. It’s called Persistence, and it’s packed with space (space biome?) additions, bringing the thrill of taking control of a fleet of spaceships to your screen. While previous updates have expanded the range of ships in the game, this one will allow you to inhabit and explore your ships on a larger scale, enjoying the galactic voxel-based vistas from windows and portholes while planning your next voyage or embarking on the update’s new Expedition “Polestar”. You can watch the trailer here.

persistence is the latest in a series of updates that have improved dramatically Nobody’s heavenhas proven itself with gamers over the past six years. It comes shortly after the announcement of his upcoming Nintendo Switch port, which is due out this October. The game’s roots have always drawn inspiration from classic sci-fi tropes, and this latest update takes cues from the likes Battlestar Galactica and star trek, which aims to convey the thrill of piloting a massive ship to explore strange new worlds. In search of new life and new civilizations. Go boldly…okay, I’ll stop.

persistence promises a “complete overhaul of freighters and fleets,” according to the trailer. This update is all about letting you experience daily life aboard a huge spaceship, accompanied by your crew ready to embark on new voyages and space battles. The ships will have a completely new section of bridge and outer jetties to view the sky above. New areas have been designed for this experience; Asteroids have undergone a dramatic change: they are becoming more diverse as thousands of them appear at once. You can see from the trailer that not only are they a lot more varied and aesthetically pleasing, but they also help sell the greatness of this game. The update is also expected to include black holes, nebulae, and other cool space phenomena.

Earlier in the week, Hello Games founder Sean Murray, as usual, teased Nobody’s heaven Fans with a single powerful emoji and a picture of each major NMS Update to date, with a space mysteriously left blank. As you’d expect, speculation ran wild on Twitter and Reddit, but it’s now clear that the show of force over this emoji was a reference to the update’s title.

persistence comes with a new expedition. “Polestar” is based on a “battleship voyage” according to Murray and will have some combat missions as well as a Twitch Drops campaign.

It is striking how much diversity is in this update. Nobody’s heaven It’s gotten a little difficult to describe to new players. It’s definitely a survival/exploration game – on a galactic scale. But honestly? This game is just a perfect way to end the day chilling. While the epic space combat is definitely enticing, I’m content to just hang out on a ship and stare at planets, knowing, “yeah, I could end up there.” No big deal.” Maybe I’ll build a greenhouse or something.

persistence is now available for every version of Nobody’s heaven.