British video game developer Hello Games is celebrating a major milestone as they bring No Man's Sky to Mac users starting today. The hit action-adventure survival game will now be available on Steam for Mac users and will soon make its way to the Mac App Store. This expands the game's reach, allowing even more players to experience the expansive universe created by Hello Games.

No Man's Sky had fans buzzing in anticipation when Hello Games announced at Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) last year that a Mac version would be in development. Just in time for this year's WWDC event, Mac users can now join the adventure and explore the vast universe. Compatibility includes Mac devices with Apple silicon or an Intel-based Mac with at least a Core i5 processor, ensuring a broad range of players can embark on this interstellar journey.

Mac users can count on a high-quality gameplay experience, as Hello Games has gone to great lengths to optimize the Mac version of No Man's Sky. The game was created specifically for Apple silicon and i5 Intel Macs, which ensures optimal performance. It also supports cross-play, cross-save from PC to Mac, fast loading with Mac's internal SSD drive, and MetalFX scaling for console graphics. This attention to detail promises an engaging and seamless experience for all players.

Since its initial release in 2016, No Man's Sky has attracted a large and devoted fan base across a variety of platforms, including Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5, PC, and Nintendo Switch. Furthermore, the game is accessible via virtual reality through PSVR 2. With the launch on Mac, No Man's Sky is solidifying its presence in the gaming world and offering an even more diverse and comprehensive gaming experience.

As Apple is predicted to announce its mixed reality headset at WWDC next week, it's exciting to ponder the possibility of No Man's Sky being supported on this new device. The Mac launch is a significant leap forward for Hello Games and fans of No Man's Sky. Now, with expanded access to the game, even more, players can lose themselves in the stunning, boundless universe that No Man's Sky has to offer.