No Man’s Sky Unveils Forsaken Update, Here Are The Full Patch Notes
Hello Games has announced No Man’s Sky update 7.10, titled “Forsaken”, adding a spooky trading and exploration theme alongside new features and quality-of-life changes. The update gives players more ways to customise ships and multi-tools, take on missions, and travel between star systems, while offering a reduced HUD for experienced players.
Players can collect haunting mementos at infested outposts, derelict freighters and other locations, then trade them for new corvette parts or a living Larva Cannon Multi-Tool. Prolonged exposure to mementos attracts hostile boundary horrors. Other additions include courier missions for corvette owners, direct warping to nearby stars, a radial multi-tool menu and Holo-Arena battles; the patch also includes interface fixes and gameplay improvements.
In short
- Update 7.10 adds the spooky Forsaken theme.
- Mementos can be traded for new gear and ship parts.
- Seamless warping and a minimal HUD expand player options.
Explained simply
No Man’s Sky is a science-fiction exploration game made by Hello Games. Players travel between procedurally generated planets and star systems, gathering resources, improving their equipment and ships, and taking on missions.
The game has received ongoing updates that add activities and customisation options for players to try. Ships called corvettes can be built and customised, while multi-tools are devices used for tasks such as mining and combat.
The new update’s spooky theme centres on collecting unusual objects and trading them for equipment, with danger linked to carrying them for too long. Its additions also give players more ways to travel, complete missions and compete in arena battles.
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