Hello Games is releasing a Fractal update for No Man’s Sky, with support for the PS VR2 headset being the biggest addition. Her arrival has been announced in advance. The game will also get a new expedition, support for gyroscopic controls, and other features.

fractal update It came out on Wednesday It will be No Man’s Sky’s first major update of 2023. PS5 players will be able to play the game in its entirety using Sony’s new PS VR2 headset after the update. VR mode works with this headset at maximum 4k resolution. Players can also use Sense controllers to control spaceships and use their multi-tool. Developer Hello Games previously confirmed that No Man’s Sky will receive PS VR2 support.

In addition, the space game will receive many new features, which will also be available on other platforms. For example, the game is getting a new expedition in Utopia, which should be playable soon. The new mission is set in the Bakkin Solar System. Because of the abnormal solar activity, things cannot be made there outside of the base. However, the Utopia Foundation is coordinating a major reconstruction project, which players can join. On the expedition, players can unlock a new Utopia Speeder spacecraft, among other things.

The game will also support gyroscopic controls on PlayStation, Switch and Steam Deck. This allows players to move or hold their controller in hand to aim their multi-tool. The Switch version of the game also gets access to all of the Nexus and Quicksilver missions from No Man’s Sky. Hello Games says there’s also a new Wonders of the World catalog that captures players’ most notable discoveries. The game will also receive an improved HDR rendering. The PS5 version of the game will support AMD’s FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0 upgrade technology. This renders the game at a lower resolution and then upscales it to a higher resolution. This should result in higher frame rates without losing quality.