Hello Games has released update 7.10 for No Man's Sky called Forsaken.It's made for the Halloween season: strange traders have appeared in the far reaches of space, and with them creepy souvenirs, biomechanical parts for corvettes and a new job for those who love long-distance voyages.
Traders and creepy souvenirs
“Forgotten” merchants can now be summoned at the edge of space outposts.They need to pay in souvenirs, which are scattered in the most unpleasant places in the universe: among the wrecks of ships in deep space, at infected outposts, on abandoned trucks and at paleontological excavations.If you take too long to collect these finds, hostile "border horrors" will come to you.
In exchange, traders give away new modules for the corvette: cabins, living compartments and biomechanical parts of the hull.There is also a live Larva Cannon multitool, which is replaced with canned larvae.The most persistent collectors will receive a unique title and a helmet with a larva in the aquarium.
Courier flights and seamless jumps
Players with a corvette and a graviton coil now have access to courier missions: packages are picked up at space outposts and delivered upon request.Nearby stars are now visible as targets in deep space, and you can fly to them directly without going into the galaxy map.If the mission target is a neighboring system, the star will be marked with a mission icon.
Minor changes include a minimal HUD mode that removes clutter from the screen, a radial menu for selecting multitool modes, and the ability to upload orbital buildings to a shared server so that other players can visit them.A holo-arena with pet battles has also appeared at outposts in deep space.
Where to play
No Man's Sky is available on PlayStation, Xbox, Switch and PC, and recently came to iOS.Read more about mobile output wrote separately.The previous big update, Cosmos, added player stations and orbital bases, and Forsaken leans heavily on it.
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