No Man's Sky received an update - critical bugs fixed and game optimized for PlayStation 5

The developers studied player feedback and fixed a number of issues.

In late September, Hello Games announced the release of the Cosmos 7.05 update for No Man's Sky. The developers thanked fans for their feedback on the issues encountered – it helps to quickly fix problems.

This update to No Man's Sky introduced “significant memory optimization changes” for PlayStation 5 consoles.

Also, a bug was fixed that prevented Nintendo Switch 1 and Switch 2 players from disabling vignette and scanline options. For PSVR1/2, errors related to rendering effects were eliminated.

In addition, the Hello Games team reported that they fixed issues with sound mixing; eliminated several critical errors that caused No Man's Sky to crash on various platforms. For example, a crash could occur due to a malfunction in the physics system.

The developers also fixed visual problems related to HDR support and some visual effects.

A full description of the September Cosmos 7.05 update for No Man's Sky is available at the following link. The update also included fixes for gameplay mechanics.