No Man's Sky Landing on Xbox Game Pass in June 2020

Hello Games and Microsoft have revealed that No Man’s Sky

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will be released on Xbox Game Pass in June 2020.Announced on Xbox Wire, Xbox Game Pass members will soon be able to play in No Man’s Sky “infinite, procedurally-generated” universe with “over 10 million Xbox Game Pass members.”

No Man’s Sky was originally released on PlayStation 4 and PC in August 2016 before arriving on Xbox One in July 2018.In our original review, we said “No Man’s Sky reaches for the stars but falls short by light years. It’s amazingly big, but too often poorly designed.”

However, since then, Hello Games has provided regular free updates that have improved the gameplay experience, including the massive Beyond and Next updates and additions such as VR, multiplayer, new alien races, Exo-Mechs, and so much more.

Hello Games, even though they have announced another game in The Last Campfire, are still committed to supporting this game for the foreseeable future, so Xbox Game Pass subscribers will have plenty to look forward to.

Games That Came Back From the Brink of Disaster

Hello Games will also be bringing the Windows 10 PC version of No Man’s Sky to the Microsoft Store in June as well.

No Man’s Sky made it on the list of the 9 Games That Made a Major Comeback, a list that includes other games like Star Wars: Battlefront II and Final Fantasy XIV.

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Adam Bankhurst is a news writer for IGN who can’t recommend getting lost in the universe of No Man’s Sky enough.. You can follow him on Twitter @AdamBankhurst and on Twitch.

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