No Man’s Sky Worlds Part II Update 5.53 is now live on Steam, with fixes for a variety of bugs and performance issues.
Key highlights include resolving water simulation glitches (such as vanishing oceans on PS5), fixing mission blockers in the Artemis and Atlas Path questlines, and addressing crashes related to memory management and animations. The update also improves load times for modded games and optimizes video memory usage. Additional fixes include correcting Multi-Tool class displays, restoring ship colors from cold storage, and resolving issues with Stellar Extractors and Mineral Rigs.
No Man’s Sky Worlds Part II Update 5.53 Complete Patch Notes
Bug Fixes
- General Fixes:
- Fixed an issue preventing some gestures from ending when attempting to move.
- Fixed an issue causing the Stellar Extractor to display an invalid slot.
- Fixed issues when warping on board someone else’s freighter.
- Fixed life support draining while in the Nautilon.
- Fixed an issue preventing the Mineral Rig from being installed correctly in the Colossus.
- S-Class upgrades to the Grafted Eyes now choose 3 bonuses.
- Fixed X-Class Neutron Cannon upgrades having lower bonuses than S-Class.
- Fixed hermit crabs being listed as extinct on the Discovery Page.
- Abandoned Mode saves now indicate their status on the load screen.
- Fixed mission issues after joining another player aboard the Space Anomaly.
- Fixed decals not being colored correctly.
- Fixed ships or Multi-Tools appearing twice in their archive UIs.
- Fixed rare ship color changes when retrieved from cold storage.
- Fixed Multi-Tool class display on the weapon rack UI.
- Mission Fixes:
- Fixed a rare mission blocker at the start of the Artemis missions.
- Fixed issues preventing the Space Anomaly or Atlas Path missions from starting.
- Fixed a rare blocker in In Stellar Multitudes where players wouldn’t know the correct recipes.
- Visual Fixes:
- Fixed water simulation issues, including vanishing oceans on PlayStation 5.
- Planetary rings and rainbows now reflect correctly in water.
- Fixed flickering glitches with water rendering.
- Resolved additional visual glitches with water rendering and lighting.
- Performance Improvements:
- Improved load times for games using a large number of mods.
- Optimized video memory usage.
- Fixed crashes related to creature navigation, animations, and memory management.
No Man’s Sky is a procedurally generated open-world exploration game developed by Hello Games. Set in a vast, infinite universe, players can explore planets, build bases, trade resources, and engage in space combat.
