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No Man’s Sky Interceptor Update Adds a New Universal Threat

Hello Games is releasing the Interceptor update for No Man’s Sky today. This adds a new universal threat in the form of a corrupted world.

Of course, that’s not all. The update also adds new starships, PlayStation VR2 mode improvements, new enemy types, new technology, and various other performance and visual improvements.

“Many worlds have succumbed to corruption, strange crystals sprouting from the earth, and Sentinel Guardians twisting into strange new forms,” ​​reads the update synopsis. Find new buildings, crashed interceptors, secret equipment, and more.”

These corrupted worlds can be explored using a new ship class that promises to be “the most diverse starship ever.”

Players will also have to deal with new types of enemies, such as giant spider-like enemies and their crab-like children, as well as broken drones to suit the new planet. These are some of the most dangerous enemy types in No Man’s Sky, armed with stealth technology, flamethrowers, and explosive weapons.

There is also new technology for players to discover and craft new rewarding capital ships and place sentries. Since the last update, custom wonders have also been added to the wonder catalog, allowing players to curate their own collection of discoveries.

Changes to the PSVR 2 version include improved visuals, wrist interface controls and more, with Hello Games calling for a “new focus on the Xbox console” to improve performance and visuals across the board. I promised you.

The developer has already released several updates for No Man’s Sky, making Interceptor the 25th major free expansion since the game’s launch. One of his recent updates, Waypoint, was said to be the game’s “biggest generational jump yet”, with Leviathan adding Time His Loop and Space His Whale, and the Outlaws update. allows players to experience his solo-esque adventure.

Ryan Dinsdale is an IGN freelancer and UK news editor. He talks about witchers all day long.

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