The title of the Hello Games studio, No Man’s Sky, is always talked about. First released on PC and PlayStation in 2016, the software then arrived on Xbox in 2018. Highly appreciated by players, No Man’s Sky is now about to land on Nintendo Switch. As a reminder, during Nintendo Direct from February 9 of this year, Hello Games announced that the port of No Man’s Sky on Nintendo’s hybrid console was coming soon. At the time, the developers simply said this one would arrive sometime in the summer, but they didn’t give a specific release date.
However, this is now known: the port is a little late since No Man’s Sky arrives on October 7, 2022 on Switch, in physical and digital edition. The digital version will be available via Nintendo eShop, while traditional retailers will sell the physical edition. Note, moreover, that these include the base game as well as all the new features made via previous updates.
Regarding the port of the title on Nintendo Switch, Sean Murray, the co-founder of the studio, spoke and said:
On this small portable console, No Man’s Sky seems completely natural and also completely improbable […] No Man’s Sky is built from a procedural system, which means that the console generates everything you see. It makes it so hard to bring the game to a console like the Nintendo Switch, but I think this team never seems happier than when they’re trying to achieve near impossible things.
Thus, from October, players, rampant on Switch, will be able to enjoy the science fiction adventure, and sandbox type, developed by the Hello Games studio.
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