'No Man's Sky' Patch 1.3 To Go Live In August As Announced By The Game's Creator
Hello Game's "No Man's Sky" may have staggered may have disappointed quite a number of players when it got released, though the game made amends and continues to win back its player base. Reports are as of late suggesting that a new update is about to go live next month as it was announced by no other than the game creator himself - Sean Murray.
Hints about "No Man's Sky's" patch 1.3 was first hinted through an alternate reality game dubbed "Waking Titan" that has connections with the aforementioned procedurally generated game. The ARG title has sent ads in the form of messages that was later on discovered to have Morse codes embedded on each ad.
Keen-sensed players have deciphered such hidden messages as it read out blue, white, red, black, yellow, and green - the so-called six thinking hats. Once it was figured out, a PDF document will be shown and its contents pertain to "No Man's Sky."
Within the said memo is a very interesting note that states that "the input from the Mercury Subroutine" will be paving the way for new adventures in the 1.3 version of a "familiar universe." The universe being mentioned is believed to be "No Man's Sky" that is about to get the said update come August, Game Rant reported.
Earlier in the text, the document also mentioned of the 180 Access IDs that were distributed including some "artifacts." No information was given about what these artifacts were, though it is believed that the Access IDs are the 180 copies of "No Man's Sky" that were given free of charge to "Waking Titan" players, according to PlayStation Life Style. The PDF document was written by a person that goes by the initial "S.M." which is, of course, Sean Murray.
As abovementioned, "No Man's Sky's" 1.3 patch will be out in August and fans are advised to stay tuned. In the meantime, check out a video about the upcoming update here:
