No Man’s Sky Adds Creepy New Items, Big Quality-of-Life Changes in Latest Major Update
Hello Games has released Forsaken, a free update for No Man’s Sky timed with the game’s arrival on iOS. It adds seasonal horror-themed activities alongside new ways to travel and manage gameplay, continuing the game’s extensive post-launch support.
Players can search infested outposts and abandoned freight ships for rare haunted technology and biological horrors, then trade them for ship parts, suits and multitools, including organic components. The update also introduces postal missions, a radial weapon selection menu, an optional minimal HUD and seamless travel to neighbouring star systems without opening the galactic map.
In short
- Forsaken is a free update arriving alongside No Man’s Sky on iOS.
- Players can find eerie items and trade them for new equipment.
- New missions and quality-of-life features expand how players explore.
Explained simply
No Man’s Sky is a science-fiction exploration game from Hello Games, where players travel between planets, gather resources and build or customise equipment. Its universe is shared across players, though much of the exploration can be done alone.
The game has received many free updates since its launch, adding activities, features and new ways to play. Players can explore abandoned ships and outposts, collect technology and trade it for equipment such as ship parts, suits and multitools.
Hello Games makes the game, and players can explore its star systems using ships and other tools. The update’s additions build on that exploration and equipment system, while offering options for how players navigate and view the game.
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