Since the August release of "No Man's Sky," numerous players have reported the game to having so many issues that Hello Games had to release several patches to make the game more playable. The company recently released the Foundation Update as a free addition to the game. However, some players have been experiencing issues with it as well.

"No Man's Sky" Patch 1.12 for PC Update and Details

Hello Games has recently released Patch 1.12 to fix some recurring issues after the release of the Foundation Update in "No Man's Sky." According to the patch notes by the company, the patch is live for PC and PS4 players.

The Foundation Update was added to help gamers build bases in "No Man's Sky." The patch 1.12 will add a mod detection program which will prevent the game from "breaking" and detect unsupported mods that are installed in the game. A warning screen which can be dismissed with a button will pop up to remind players of the mods.


Patch 1.12 will support "No Man's Sky" players who are using Azerty keyboards. Additionally, the patch has also fixed NPC issues, unexpected item transfers, sudden crashes and prevent Steam players from experiencing errors when running the game via its .exe file.

For SLI issues, Hello Games is still trying to find a more permanent fix, but they advise players to disable the TAA for the meantime. For those who are still experiencing issues for underwater buildings spawning without doors in "No Man's Sky," the development team advises to create another NPC terminal and for those with the Freighter, remove it from the base and rebuild it again. The company is still looking for a more permanent solution to this as well.

In order to further improve the game, "No Man's Sky" players are advised to submit a bug report for issues they are experiencing while playing the game.

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