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Since the release of the highly anticipated "No Man's Sky" back in Aug. last year, players and critics alike gave the exploration game mixed reviews. There were high expectations for the game, which Hello Games seemed to have not met.

However, they've continued to work hard to deliver more new content to the game. In fact, Hello Games promises Path Finder Update for home planet exploration arriving this week.

"No Man's Sky" Update For PC

The news came via Polygon, which reported that the studio behind "No Man's Sky" took to Steam to share that the Path Finder Update is indeed arriving this week. The new update will feature the addition of the Path Finder, a new vehicle that will help players better explore their home planets. The studio wrote that the update is also "building on the Foundation Update to hint at a path ahead for the future."

The Path Finder Update for No Man's Sky is coming soon... https://t.co/EkV7kGytQJ

— Hello Games (@hellogames) March 7, 2017

Path Finder For Consoles And "Mass Effect: Andromeda"

As Hello Games promises the Path Finder Update for home planet exploration on "No Man's Sky," VG247 reported that the new update is set to arrive this week or the next for players on PC, but there's no release date for those on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 just yet. The report also linked the release of the Path Finder Update to the release of "Mass Effect Andromeda," BioWare's action RPG, which also involves space exploration and will be released on Mar. 21.

As Hello Games promises Path Finder Update for home planet exploration on "No Man's Sky," the studio is now working on what will be the second update for the game. The first major update was the Foundation Update, which was released back in Nov. To keep up on the latest on "No Man's Sky," make sure to bookmark this page.