Hello Games has released No Man’s Sky Voyagers Update 6.04, now available on Steam and rolling out soon to other platforms. This patch targets several corvette-related issues, addressing problems with collisions, spawning, ship interiors, and refiners. Improvements to teleporters and exosuit upgrade terminals also enhance accessibility and clarity for players managing their fleets.
In addition to gameplay fixes, Update 6.04 brings lighting improvements, optimizations for physics and animations, and crash resolutions. Notable corrections include fixing missing sunlight in space on Xbox, resolving lighting issues on abandoned freighters, and optimizing lighting on PlayStation 4. The update also delivers broader asset and performance refinements to further stabilize the experience.
Full Patch Notes
Bug Fixes (Corvette Specific)
- Fixed interactions labels showing generated ship names for renamed corvettes.
- Fixed collision issue when teleporting from a corvette to a frigate.
- Fixed panelled window showing as a wall from inside a corvette.
- Fixed other players’ corvettes failing to spawn.
- Fixed invisible collisions in space when piloting a corvette.
- Fixed inability to use basic workshop parts to build a corvette.
- Fixed issue causing corvettes to fly off when outside the ship.
- Fixed contents of corvette refiners disappearing.
- Improved collision for corvette windows.
General Fixes and Improvements
- Improved accessibility of freighter bridge teleporter.
- Added message clarifying you cannot re-interact with used exosuit upgrade terminals.
- Added multiple lighting improvements.
- Fixed incorrect lighting on abandoned freighters.
- Fixed missing sun in space on Xbox.
- Optimized lighting on PlayStation 4.
- Various physics and animation optimizations.
- Various asset optimizations.
- Fixed crash that could occur after player death.
No Man’s Sky is an action-adventure survival game developed and published by Hello Games. Originally released in August 2016 for PlayStation 4 and Windows, the game has since expanded to numerous platforms including Xbox One, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, macOS, Nintendo Switch, and most recently, Nintendo Switch 2 in June 2025.
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