No Man’s Sky Releases Patch Notes for September 2025 Update

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As a fervent admirer of the universe in No Man’s Sky, I’m thrilled to share that the innovative minds behind Hello Games have revealed the detailed plan for Update 6.04! This update is geared towards refining some minor glitches that continue to enrich the space exploration journey, ultimately enhancing our collective gaming experience.

Initially, when No Man’s Sky debuted in 2016, it faced significant criticism due to its ambitious promises and perceived underperformance. However, since then, the game’s developers, Hello Games, have consistently added captivating content, transforming the once-controversial title into a beloved one. With the Voyagers update launching on August 27, No Man’s Sky experienced a resurgence in popularity, reaching a record-breaking high of over 110,000 concurrent players on Steam.

As a dedicated gamer, diving into No Man’s Sky with Patch 6.04 has been a game-changer! The brilliant minds behind this universe have squashed a bunch of annoying hiccups that were disrupting my gaming experience. For instance, they corrected an irritating bug where the interaction labels would display the wrong spaceship name after I had already changed it. They also addressed a frustrating issue where my corvette would fly off when I disembarked, and even fixed problems leading to unintended collisions.

But wait, there’s more! Hello Games didn’t stop at fixing issues; they also made the freighter bridge teleporter more accessible for all players. To top it off, they’ve added some thoughtful enhancements to the lighting, making my cosmic adventures even more immersive than before.

Compared to Patch 6.03, released last week as an experimental update for No Man’s Sky players, the latest update appears to be relatively modest in scope. The previous patch addressed numerous issues extensively, and fortunately, it seems that many of the significant problems have already been resolved.

In line with my anticipations, it turns out that the majority of these tweaks concern the features rolled out in the Voyagers update for No Man’s Sky. The Voyagers expansion introduced Corvette-class ships, skydiving, spacewalking, and a slew of other game modifications, which have been warmly welcomed by the community as a fantastic enhancement. Post its launch, subsequent patches have primarily targeted refining aspects of the new content and squashing bugs associated with the fresh features.

2025 looks set to be a stellar year for fans, whether new or returning, to delve into the expansive universe of “No Man’s Sky.” The game is currently boasting an unprecedented number of players, making multiplayer sessions more lively than ever. To sweeten the deal, these gamers will also enjoy numerous free updates. The latest Voyagers and World 2 upgrades have significantly enhanced the game’s diverse biomes and space travel mechanics, ensuring that “No Man’s Sky” remains one of the genre’s top choices.

No Man’s Sky Hotfix 6.04 Official Patch Notes (September 9, 2025)

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed a bug which caused interactions labels to show the generated ship name for renamed corvettes.
  • Fixed a collision issue when teleporting from a corvette to a frigate.
  • Fixed an issue that caused the panelled window to show as a wall from the interior of the corvette.
  • Fixed an issue which caused other player’s corvettes from spawning.
  • Fixed an issue that could cause the corvette to hit invisible collision when flying in space.
  • Fixed an issue that prevented the use of basic parts in workshop cache to build a corvette.
  • Fixed an issue that could cause a corvette to fly off when outside of the ship.
  • Fixed an issue that could cause the contents of the refiner on a corvette to disappear.
  • Improved collision for corvette windows.
  • Improved accessibility of the freighter bridge teleporter.
  • Added a message to help make it clear you can’t re-interact with a used exosuit upgrade terminal.
  • Added a number of improvements to lighting.
  • Fixed an issue that caused incorrect lighting on abandoned freighters.
  • Fixed an issue that caused the sun to be missing in space on Xbox.
  • Various physics and animation optimizations.
  • Various asset optimisations.
  • Optimized lighting on PS4.
  • Fixed a crash that could occur after having died.

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2025-09-09 17:35