Shout out to No Man’s Sky, a game about exploring the endless reaches of outer space, making the very mundane “launch” term for video game releases totally a pun in disguise. Anyway, Hello Games’ enormous, procedurally generated sci-fi epic has been tweaked and improved pretty consistently since the big NEXT update dropped, which led to a massive increase for the game’s reputation. The latest update brings No Man’s Sky up to version 1.58, and we have the gigantic list of patch notes.
The marquee features of this update appear to be various new multiplayer settings, some visual updates, and tweaks to the inventory systems.
You can read them all right here (bolded emphasizing is from Hello Games):

Added user permissions for multiplayer, on a per-save slot basis. Settings for visibility, damage + base editing can be customised to apply to all players, friends only, or no-one.
Improved the terrain edit saving system, reducing the chance of terrain regenerating. Further improvements to this system are in progress.

Improved the visuals of player starship trails.

Added archaeology missions to the available pool of missions from planetary NPCs.
Fixed an issue that could prevent players with very large save games from saving.
Fixed a number of issues that prevented save games from loading.
Fixed an issue that incorrectly synced information in multiplayer.
Fixed a number of issues that could cause mission markers to be attached to the w...