Hello Games announced the latest No Man's Sky update, Worlds Part II, a free download available on all platforms that the developer says will add "trillions of new planets and billions of new solar systems.

The Worlds II update expands the scale of Hello Games’ already-sprawling space sim with deeper oceans and gas giants.

The new update expands the existing gallery; in a news release, managing director Sean Murray said that there are “billions of new solar systems and trillions of new planets” that contain new biomes, new terrain, gas giants, and much more variety.

Now in its ninth year, the overwhelmingly expansive sci-fi survival sim No Man’s Sky is transforming yet again. Another massive overhaul to the look and feel of its planets and solar systems has arrived in the form of the new Worlds Part II update.

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No Man's Sky is back with Worlds Part II, expanding the universe in new ways as only games can. Hello Games, the studio behind No Man's Sky, has announced the release of its newest iteration and the billions of stars and trillions of planets added to its universe.

Despite No Man's Sky having just released a gargantuan update in its ninth year, Hello Games still says it's "extremely busy" working on its new multiplayer open-world survival RPG Light No Fire. Hello Games founder Sean Murray revealed the contents of the latest No Man's Sky update in a new blog post.

No Man's Sky evolved into one of the most exciting games in the market thanks to a steadfast commitment to furthering the game. The latest item in the big list of wins for the No Man's Sky fanbase is the Worlds Part 2 update.