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"Our Journey Continues" 10th Anniversary Expedition

Hello everyone,Today, we're so excited to be launching our special anniversary expedition: Our Journey Continues. This expedition celebrates ten years since the launch of No Man's Sky, and it felt celebratory to make! Everything from the developer commentary, to the nostalgia-themed rewards, to the mechanics all felt like a celebration of No Man’s Sky and of Hello Games.As a team, we tend to have our heads down, and don't often take time to reflect - but we've now released 41 named updates for No Man's Sky! So it was lovely to take the time to look back over that long journey.We don't want to spoil too much, but we had a lot of fun resurrecting elements from previous versions of the game, and hiding easter eggs for long-term players to discover. We hope that Travellers who have been with us for a long time will enjoy remembering some of these updates, and newer Travellers will find it interesting to glimpse back in time!Expedition RewardsThe rewards for this expedition include:A beautiful set of 9 framed artworks to display in your base, based on iconic cover art from some of the biggest NMS updates.A bobblehead companion for your starship cockpit, based on an old in-game test asset that was never released, but that did get discovered by some modders many years ago!The Starbound v0.27 Multi-Tool, newly designed from pre-release concept art.A golden edition of the Rasamama S36 starship - the original starter ship from the launch of the game.A vintage Sentinel Interceptor ship, reconstructed from the original ship models shown in pre-release footage and lovingly modernised and detailed by our art team.A diplodocus companion, reconstructed from the original diplo models shown in pre-release footage. Our Journey Continues starts today, and will run for approximately six weeks.Begin the expedition from the Expedition Terminus aboard the Space Anomaly – or from a fresh new save, which may later be converted to a Normal Mode save.All the exclusive rewards earned from completing the expedition phases may be redeemed across all save games, available from the Quicksilver Synthesis Companion aboard the Space Anomaly.Thank you so much for playing.Our journey continues.Sean


Auto-posted from the developer's official Steam announcement.

A Complete Overhaul to Space Arrives in the Form of No Man's Sky COSMOS (7.0)

Hello everyone,Thank you for helping us celebrate our 10th Anniversary last month. It was emotional to hear people’s stories and memories from playing over the years. We feel lucky to still be able do big crazy things with No Man’s Sky after ten years, and our next update COSMOS is one of our biggest and craziest! Full patch notes here.No Man’s Sky is often referred to as “a Space Game”, it’s a huge part of our game, but we’ve never really updated space since release. In most sci-fi games, space is just an empty void. With COSMOS we wondered - can we make space feel truly alive? And could we make space feel more like home? What if you could own a Space Station? If you could build star bases, and create alliances with other players. We’ve added so much to space in this update, here’s just a sampler of what’s new…Star Map - Warping to a system now, your first action will often be a quick scan of the new star map to reveal a whole new array of space points of interest, each of which unlocks whole new strands of missions and exploration.Hulks - There are huge “space hulks”, which can be stripped and salvaged. The physics gravity gun can be used to pull chunks of metal from these wrecks, and can be thrown to a new tractor beam fitted to your ship. Become too greedy, and tear too much from a hulk, and it may begin to meltdown and explode. Scanning first for the highest value rewards is the smart move. Outposts - Perhaps you take your new rewards to one of the new space outposts, to trade with alien lifeforms. Here you can buy maps, get information about the area and take on new missions from its inhabitants. Bio-wrecks - Beware though, some of these facilities have been overwhelmed by biological hazards, and may need to be cleared out and reclaimed carefully. Asteroid Belts - Gorgeous asteroid belts of rock and ice formations boast a large array of valuable crystal resources. Some rare asteroids are large enough to land on and even build a star base on. Orbital Bases - Why limit yourself to a base on an asteroid? Free-floating modular bases can be built ANYWHERE in space. Build your own truck stop for star ships, orbital restaurant, or military outpost. There’s something incredibly special about floating in space, planets looming large below you, watching the universe go by. Space Station Ownership - This must be our most requested feature since launch… finally players can buy the space station for themselves! Build and decorate it both inside and externally, and some wild creativity is possible. You can create your own themed Station, as your own clubhouse and have friends come and visit.Alliances - Perhaps that Station then becomes the place where you found your own ALLIANCE to which you can invite all players to join your new society. As an alliance, you can work together to build a networked empire of different stations and rise the new leaderboards to compete for the largest, richest or most prominent alliance.Reach Stars - The center of the solar system is the sun, and finally players can try to undertake a perilous journey to reach the center of their own star system! We have an expedition launching alongside COSMOS, and it’s something really special. It’s called “Our Journey Continues!” and each milestone represents one of the 40 major updates since No Man’s Sky launched in 2016. It is like a museum of each update, unlocking the features of each update as we added them, along with a spacelog of interesting facts and developers commentary for each update. It’s been a real joy to revisit some of those moments for us. The small No Man’s Sky team really wanted to pull out all the stops for the 10th Anniversary update. It’s our 7.0 update and it’s free to download now for all existing players across every platform.Today we also launch our store. We wanted to create a place where you can find official No Man’s Sky gear and all kinds of other fun ideas that we develop with our partners.We’ve a lot of exciting things still to come, so we’ve added a form on the store where you can sign up if you’d like to be sent updates as we add to our collection. Visit the store here.We greatly appreciate all the support we’ve received, particularly over these last few years. We’re incredibly grateful and could now be where we are now without you.Full patch notes for COSMOS can be found here.Our journey continues.SeanP.S. We would be thrilled if you could take a look at our next game, Light No Fire, and perhaps consider wishlisting here.P.P.S. Hello Games are helping our friends at Ghost Town Games (Overcooked!) bring their next game to the world. It’s a fantastic co-op adventure called Stage Fright and you can check it out and wishlist it here.


Auto-posted from the developer's official Steam announcement.

Celebrating 10 Years (!) of No Man's Sky

Hello! I feel surprisingly emotional today. Ten years ago, on 9th August 2016, Travellers across the universe set foot on their first alien planet in No Man’s Sky. Perhaps you were there ten years ago, or maybe you joined later. It’s very cool to me that all around the universe, other Travellers have woken up on countless other planets, light years apart from each other. They took their first steps on their first planet and brought a new unexplored universe into existence together. Since then millions of players have made No Man’s Sky their home, created insane bases, built communities, made friends, and built really creative custom ships. For any game to reach its ten-year milestone is impressive and I think that is especially true for No Man’s Sky. It’s really a testament to the passion of the team here and of the players for the game. Over the last decade, the No Man’s Sky players have joined us in another type of journey as we grew, expanded and deepened what No Man’s Sky could be. With now 40 major updates, all free, we have expanded our sandbox universe with base-building, exocraft, settlements, mechs, pets, living ships, expeditions and rebuilt the universe several times over. Support for Switch, XBox, VR, PSVR, Switch 2, PS5, XBX and more has been added along the way. Since then tens of millions of Travellers have spent hundreds of millions of hours exploring and sharing their discoveries and the universe is more vibrant now than it ever has been… and still, all these years later players have explored less than 1% of the planets in No Man’s Sky. In a similar way our small team feels we have a lot left to explore in what No Man’s Sky can be. In the background we are busy cooking on our next game Light No Fire, and big things for the future of No Man’s Sky, with the tease of our upcoming update titled “COSMOS”. More will follow!I consider myself exceedingly lucky to work with the people I do, on a game I love with one of the nicest communities in video games. Our journey continues Sean


Auto-posted from the developer's official Steam announcement.

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