Update 4.35 patch notes have arrived for No Man’s Sky, and folks can now review the recent changes in this patch. The latest version is slightly insignificant and addresses an issue with the PS4 & PS5 release of Singularity Patch 4.34. All fans should briefly review the recent changes of this patch before continuing their playthrough. Let’s review the No Man’s Sky 4.35 update patch notes.
Patch Notes for the No Man’s Sky 4.35 Update
We have identified an issue with the PS4 & PS5 release of Singularity Patch 4.34. This hotfix corrects the issue, and patch 4.35 is now live on PS5 and coming soon to PS4.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a crash that could occur when using the terrain manipulator.
So that’s it. The 4.35 update addresses a crash that could occur when using the terrain manipulator. In the meantime, if you missed the previous version, you can check out its patch notes below.
Bug fixes
- Players are now able to rebind movement to the cursor keys without that automatically resulting in them moving around while navigating the quick menu.
- Fixed an issue that prevented the cursor from rendering while re-binding controls in the Game Mode options screen.
- Fixed an issue that caused a number of options to be missing from the options menu, or some options to appear when they should not.
- Fixed an issue that caused the Terrain Manipulator menus to scroll the wrong way in VR.
- Fixed a rare issue that could cause all NPCs to fall out of the Space Station.
- Fixed a rare crash that could occur in VR.
- Introduced a rendering optimization for VR.
- Fixed an issue that could cause the depth of field effect to be applied far too strongly on some platforms.
- Fixed an issue that could cause black speckles to flicker across the screen during interactions that made use of the depth of field effect.
- Fixed a rare issue that could leave player-owned Interceptor ships without any installed technology.
- Fixed a graphical glitch that could occur in the Atlas’ particle effects when playing on Switch.
- Fixed an issue that caused eyeballs to be positioned incorrectly within a specific Traveller-style head in the Appearance Modifier.
- Introduced a memory optimization related to planetary creatures.
- Fixed an issue that could cause the starship’s landing gear to be incorrectly raised after save/loading within a landed ship.
- Fixed an issue that caused first-person cockpit exit animations to fail to play.
- Fixed an issue that could allow too many creatures to spawn when playing in multiplayer.
Other Fixes
- Fixed a Mac-only issue that caused large bases to be loaded very slowly.
- Fixed an issue that could prevent the Singularity expedition from converting into a Normal mode save after it was completed.
- Fixed a crash related to synchronizing freighters in multiplayer.
- Fixed an issue that caused the ship at the start of the Singularity expedition to be missing its Vesper Sail.
- Fixed an issue that caused incorrect collision on outpost landing pads.
- Fixed an issue that could cause players to be ejected from the Multi-Tool comparison screen when attempting to pin repair instructions for a Multi-Tool they do not yet own.
- Fixed a rare issue that could cause players to be erroneously told their inventory was full when claiming the reward for “Wayfarer” milestone.
- Fixed a rare issue that could cause the galaxy map Mission Path to point to the wrong destination system.
- Fixed an issue that prevented some freighter engines from being correctly recolored when choosing a new engine trail.
- Fixed a crash related to the Multi-Tool.
- Fixed a graphical issue that could cause the player to briefly appear while teleporting.
- Fixed an issue that prevented starship distress beacons from animating correctly.
- Fixed an issue that could cause Multi-Tools belonging to other players to become attached to NPCs.
- Fixed an issue that could result in players becoming permanently stuck to the chair in the Guild Envoy’s area of the Space Station.
- Fixed an issue that caused Sentinel Interceptor ships to be worth 10x as much as other ships when salvaging.
- Fixed an issue that allowed too many Communication Stations to spawn on expedition planets.
- Fixed a hang related to reloading missions.
- Fixed a crash related to base part rendering.
- Fixed a rare issue that could cause the current expedition to end early.
- Fixed a rare crash related to the mission log.
- Fixed a PlayStation 4 crash related to reporting bases.
No Man’s Sky is available on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series, and Nintendo Switch. The 4.35 update is now live on Steam and will be coming to other platforms soon.
