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Sean Murray pours one out for No Man's Sky permadeath player who stranded himself in bittersweet space purgatory: 'All I can do is sit in my ship, watch the lightning storms, and wait for my oxygen to run out'

by Lincoln Carpenter

If you ask me, No Man's Sky is at its best when it's at its most desolate—when it's just you, your spaceship, and the awe of an indifferent cosmos. By most metrics, No Man's Sky has only improved since its launch in 2016, but all those massive updates and feature additions have made that delightful isolation a bit harder to find... Read more.

No Man's Sky's latest update, Relics, lets you become the space version of Ross from Friends by collecting big dead alien fossils

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Good news, if you've ever wanted to fire up No Man's Sky and roleplay as a guy who likes dinosaurs so much he's made it a career and also somehow managed to shag Jennifer Aniston, today's your lucky day. Developer Hello Games has just deployed the Relics update, and its big thing is letting you collect big alien fossils. Read more

Dig up planets for skeletons and fight huge guardians in the latest No Man's Sky update

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Hello Game have somehow done it again. No Man's Sky has another surprisingly large update available adding in more new content like a fossil beds to dig up skeletons and big fights against huge guardians. Read the full article here: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2025/03/dig-up-planets-for-skeletons-and-fight-huge-guardians-in-the-latest-no-mans-sky-update/

No Man’s Sky lets you unearth ancient, angry mechs in the astro-archaeology filled Relics update

by Dominic Tarason

While October might have been a better time to introduce spooky scary skeletons to No Man’s Sky, I don’t think anything is ever going to stop Hello Games in their quest to turn their once-bare-bones space sandbox into the home of all things to all people... Read more.

Introducing...No Man's Sky: RELICS

by timdog99

Hello! Following hot on the heels of the massive Worlds Part II update back in January which introduced a whole range of visual enhancements, gameplay additions and quality of life improvements, the small No Man’s Sky team have let their imaginations run wild and been having a lot of fun playing around with something really whimsical but remarkably transformative for what is possibly our most surprising update yet. We’re calling it RELICS and it is available to download free to existing players from today. Full patch notes are available here. Since launch, because of the way that No Man’s Sky’s planetary terrain works, No Man’s Sky players have enjoyed being able to dig down through the earth to find buried technologies or other valuable items hidden beneath their feet. From today, players will start to find a whole new category of palaeontological finds - the skeletal remains of alien creatures which used to inhabit these worlds. So terrain manipulators at the ready! {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE...

New No Man's Sky update lets you dig for fossils of long-lost creatures

by editor@pcgamesn.com

There are already plenty of reasons why you might want to get out your Terrain Manipulator and dig a big ol' hole on one of No Man's Sky's quintillions of planets. Maybe you've scanned and located a buried tech module. Maybe you're mining some resources. Or maybe you're just seeing if you can tunnel your way to the other side of whatever world you're on (spoiler: you can't). With today's new No Man's Sky update, titled Relics, there's now an even more compelling reason to get digging, because you can now unearth fossils. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: No Man's Sky just added trillions of new planets to the game out of nowhere After eight long years, No Man's Sky Steam reviews are finally great No Man's Sky adds a game changing quality-of-life feature, eight years later

Expedition 17: "Titan" Now Live!

by timdog99

Hello everyone! Following on from last month’s massive Worlds Part II update, today we are launching our seventeenth expedition: TITAN, and inviting the entire community to explore some of the new planets introduced in Worlds Part II. Awaken upon the spectacular but dangerous New Aftesfi, a titanic gas giant ravaged by tornadoes and encircled by moons. Chart a course between rendezvous points to reach a dazzling array of new stars and new worlds, endless oceans and cloud-skimming mountains. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/9164327/93c1707a5a7ce0c5e872ccd8bf3e7f500cee6d90.jpg Titan begins today, and will run for approximately six weeks. Participating Travellers can complete milestones to earn a generous spread of exclusive rewards: Titan Expedition Rewards Gas Giant, Depth Warning, and Cartographer’s posters Commemorate your journey through the Titan expedition with these stylish and colourful posters. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/9164327/18c342ccdeabdc87d9404ae45e4bec46a4a1b4d3.png “Titan Stripes” Ship Custom...

No Man's Sky - Worlds Part II brings Gas Giants, New Story Missions, Trillions of New Planets

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Hello Games have given us another almighty whopper of an update to No Man's Sky here. The scale was already impressive and now it's just completely ridiculous. Read the full article here: https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2025/01/no-mans-sky-worlds-part-ii-brings-gas-giants-new-story-missions-trillions-of-new-planets/

Introducing...Worlds Part II

by timdog99

Hello! No Man’s Sky is a game that we all genuinely truly love. Last year we released Worlds Part I and I remember thinking at the time that this is just the beginning. We can’t wait to show people what we’ve been working on! There’s new solar systems, new planets with more variety, new terrain types, even new Gas Giants, and of course new adventures. Our next update is called Worlds Part II. Full patch notes are available here. Worlds Part II allows us to push the boundaries of our engine with new technology. Across the universe we’re adding billions of new solar systems and trillions of new planets, and introducing new biomes and terrains without changing what people already love about the game. It’s now so far beyond what we ever thought was possible when we started out. I’ve been working on a new terrain system for a little while now. Terrain is more detailed and far more varied with huge mountains and these massive features. I’m genuinely at my happiest working on this stuff. {STE...

No Man's Sky's Worlds Part 2 update brings "billions of new stars and planets" including huge gas giants, but I'm curious about the wrath of its trippy flying squid mums

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Hey, No Man's Sky developer Hello Games has just deployed the second part of the huge Worlds update it served up the first bit of last year. Just because it's only part 2 of an update, don't let that convince you it's missable, there are "billions of new stars and planets" packed into it, as well as trippy wrathful squid things that I find pretty interesting. Read more

No Man's Sky is getting 'trillions of new planets,' some with oceans 'several kilometers deep,' plus explorable 'end-game' gas giants

by Christopher Livingston

If you thought 2025 would be any different from the last nine years of No Man's Sky updates… why would you think that? That would be a weird thought to have. Stop having weird thoughts... Read more.

No Man's Sky just added trillions of new planets to the game out of nowhere

by editor@pcgamesn.com

No Man's Sky is consistently the most impressive comeback story in videogames. Yes, CD Projekt Red overhauled Cyberpunk 2077 after launch, and Bethesda keeps enhancing Fallout 76, but what Hello Games has achieved in the last nine years is extraordinary. The narrative of No Man's Sky was far from over when it launched in August of 2016, as Hello Games has consistently delivered free updates that take the cosmic exploration game from strength to strength. Today is no different, because after months of waiting, No Man's Sky Worlds Part 2 is finally here. Read the rest of the story... RELATED LINKS: After eight long years, No Man's Sky Steam reviews are finally great No Man's Sky adds a game changing quality-of-life feature, eight years later New No Man's Sky update The Cursed tears apart the very fabric of reality

Aquarius Expedition back for a limited time only

by timdog99

Hello! As part of our season of 2024 Expedition Reduxes, the Aquarius Expedition goes live today. It will run for two weeks until 22nd January. Back in September 2024, we launched the Aquarius update, and with it introduced fishing to No Man's Sky, partly because it's just a fun thing to do alone or with friends, but mostly to show off the new water effects which the Worlds Part I update had ushered in a few months before! {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/9164327/8870a5af72c717292ed7c6f30d47f0494edbaf84.jpg It's fair to say that introducing something as seemingly incongruous as fishing into a sci-fi world has been met with almost universal joy from the community. Clearly there was a pent-up need to pause the exploration, base-building, or adventuring for a while, find a suitable waterside spot, and sit and relax while waiting to see what the catch of the day would be! {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/9164327/6c30e714843de17e23214855b3e82e06ae13251d.jpg The Aquarius Update also introduced a new waterborne platform...

Limited edition "Starborn Phoenix" to celebrate our TGA Community Support nod!

by timdog99

Hello Everyone! The first of 2024’s holiday expeditions has just come to an end: the redux of Omega. We’ve loved reading everyone’s expedition anecdotes and positive feedback, and seeing the incredible popularity of the Starborn Runner starship. However, if you missed this opportunity to claim the Starborn Runner (or if you just can’t get enough of its hovership design) we have some very good news… Today, in association with The Game Awards 2024 and to celebrate our Best Community Support nomination, we are excited to reveal the Starborn Phoenix, a limited edition golden starship. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/9164327/8f898bb86f4923829837a74d55f7a9b4762597a6.jpg The Starborn Phoenix is free to claim on Steam right now, until 10:00 PT / 18:00 GMT on Dec 19th - even if you don’t own No Man’s Sky. You can then redeem your ship in-game from the Quicksilver Synthesis Companion aboard the Space Anomaly. {STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/9164327/cf9f21d76e3b570e00e74982124c3c6187cf716d.jpg Claim your Starborn Phoenix ...

Almost a decade on from its release, No Man's Sky is finally at very positive on Steam, and the best part is one dev says they "aren’t even close" to being done

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More than eight years after first launching, No Man's Sky finally has a very positive rating on Steam, and one Hello Games dev promises there's still much more to come. Read more