Nintendo Switch’s No Man’s Sky technically has a form of cross-play, but don’t expect to take to the infinite realm of space with your friends on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation. Essentially, this means that you can’t play with your friends on other platforms. Before you rage, you can at least show off your bases and strange planets to friends.
No Man's Sky will have cross-platform multiplayer support when it arrives on Xbox and PC Game Pass tomorrow, Hello Games has announced. The game has had numerous huge updates (all free) since its 2016 launch, with the latest adding a weird organic spaceship system which means you can fly around in a fleshy pod, and also some cool mech robots to run around in.
Back in May, Hello Games announced its ever-expanding space sim No Man's Sky would be making its way to Xbox One and PC Game Pass this month, and that window has now narrowed even further, with
The difference in hardware doesn't matter at all, company policy however does. On PS4 it's absolutely possible to have a game share the same servers with PC. For example you can play Final Fantasy 14 on the same account on PS4/PS3 and on PC. So cross-plattform multiplayer is an option for developers on PS4.
No Man's Sky Adding Cross-Play Across PS4, Xbox One, And PC As the game hits Xbox Game Pass, Hello Games is releasing a new update headlined by the ability to play with those on other platforms.
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