The fifth patch since the latest major update Atlas Rises is here for No Man’s Sky. Patch 1.35 brings a number of quality of life improvements, revamped features, and bug fixes to the space exploration game.

The first notable change is a fix to a bug rendering players with long playtimes unable to save their game. Many No Man’s Sky players like to explore planets and fly through space for hours on end, and not being able to save was obviously quite frustrating. Thankfully Hello Games patched up the issue swiftly.

Another big improvement brings “ship handling variances between types/classes. Each individual ship now has procedural handling and speed characteristics, based on their type and class.” The low variance among ships was a problem with No Man’s Sky from the get go, and updates have been gradually fixing this. The Atlas Rises update already made changes to ship handling and enemy AI for improved space combat, and patch 1.35 should make that even more dynamic now.

Several changes were also made to the UI, such as the quick menu closing after selecting an option, translated alien words are now highlighted in interactions, and improved navigation using Q, E, W, S and A and D keys.

Those are the most notable improvements. Read the full list of features and changes below for all the improvements you’ll see on your journey through the galaxies, via Hello Games.

• Introduced ship handling variances between types/classes. Each individual ship now has procedural handling and speed characteristics, based on their type and class
• Handling is now displayed as a value on the ship statistics screen
• It’s now possible to craft multiples of the same product at once
• Added the ability to craft more of the same product on top of an existing stack
• Improved transferring items between inventories
• Added a toggle to switch from buy to sell screen on the trading menu
• Added variance in handling between ship types
• Improved the appearance of popup menus
• Improved speed and smoothness of user interface page transitions
• Reduced the amount of resource required to repair tech in Survival mode
• Improved visuals for editing terrain
• Improved display of critical warning messages
• Added message to notify the player if they select a portal glyph they have not yet learned
• Added additional information to the quick menu when the player attempts to charge something with insufficient resources
• The quick menu will now automatically close after selecting an option
• Alien words which have been translated are now highlighted in interactions
• Improved messaging when portal glyphs are rewarded
• Improved user interface navigation using Q, E, W, S and A and D keys
• Added ability for player to enable torch while in caves
• Improved galactic map saturation, colours and effects
• Added an option in the galactic map to toggle user waypoints

Hello Games also provided an extensive list of bug fixes that came with this update, which can all be found in the full patch notes.

Patch 1.35 for No Man’s Sky is now available for PS4 and PC.