"Unmanned Deep Space" Switch video exposure: the number of frames is stable and will be released on October 7.

CTOnews.com, October 2 (Xinhua)-- the Switch version of Unmanned Deep Space will be officially launched on October 7, and game blogger NitendoLagacy has released a live video of the game.

Because the video definition is very low, it is impossible to judge the resolution performance. However, from the perspective of the overall fluency of play, the performance of the number of frames is quite stable. Previously, Sean Murray, the creative director of Unmanned Deep Space, also said that version 4.0 would pay more attention to Switch.

CTOnews.com learned that Unmanned Deep Space is a game with the theme of space exploration and adventure survival. In theory, there are 1844674407709551616 planets for players to explore, which can be seen as infinity. At the same time, because the game uses algorithms to generate planets, the game itself is small and can be played completely offline.

In August 2016, unmanned Deep Space (No Man's Sky) was officially launched at the Hong Kong Service PSN store. The Chinese version is priced at HK $398 and includes early purchase specials. It landed in Steam national area on August 13 of the same year, and the price was 158RMB.