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No Man’s Sky 7.1 “Forsaken” update announced, patch notes
Hello Games has announced version 7.1, "Forsaken," for No Man's Sky, introducing new traders, mementos, and a spooky corvette. The update also brings quality-of-life improvements such as a minimal HUD mode, seamless warping between star systems, and various bug fixes and optimizations for multiple platforms.
With No Man's Sky's fifth major update this year, Hello Games finally makes good on a pre-launch teaser: "Fly directly to neighboring stars for the first time"
Hello Games has released the Forsaken update for No Man's Sky, its fifth major update of 2026. This update allows players to fly directly to neighboring stars for the first time, fulfilling a pre-launch teaser. The update also introduces new traders, an immersive HUD mode, Halloween-themed content, and a mobile version of the game.
No Man's Sky Forsaken Update 7.10 brings abandoned freighters & organic corvette parts
Hello Games has released the free Forsaken update (7.10) for No Man's Sky, introducing spooky new features like abandoned freighters, organic Corvette parts, and strange traders. The update also includes new cockpit designs, base uploads, and Corvette interiors, and is available on all platforms, including iOS.
As No Man's Sky arrives on mobile, Hello Games celebrates with a spooky update for all that includes delivery missions and "seamless" interstellar travel
No Man's Sky has launched on iOS devices, making it available on iPhone and iPad. Alongside this mobile release, developer Hello Games has deployed the 'Forsaken' update for all platforms, introducing Halloween-themed content, new delivery missions, and a 'seamless warping' feature for interstellar travel.
Explore the Spookier Side of Space in No Man’s Sky: FORSAKEN!
Hello Games has released the FORSAKEN update for No Man's Sky, introducing a Halloween-themed event with new traders, missions, and cosmetic items for building a spooky corvette. This update follows the COSMOS overhaul and focuses on space-based content, adding new ship modules, a larva tank helmet, and a wriggling larva cannon multi-tool.
No Man’s Sky: Forsaken Update is Live With Haunting Mementos, Minimal HUD Mode, and More
Hello Games has released the Forsaken update for No Man's Sky, introducing new "haunting mementos" to collect from infested locations, guarded by hostile "boundary horrors." The update also adds new biomechanical corvette modules, a Larva Cannon Multi-Tool, a Larva Tank helmet customization, a minimal HUD option for enhanced immersion, and seamless warping between nearby star systems. The update is available on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and other platforms, and also marks the game's launch on iOS.
UKIE calls on government to modernise Video Games Expenditure Credit ahead of Autumn Budget
UKIE is urging the UK government to modernize the Video Games Expenditure Credit (VGEC) and establish a new fund to address the growth capital gap for domestic studios. The trade body argues that these reforms are crucial for the UK to remain competitive in attracting investment and talent against countries with more favorable tax incentives.
No Man's Sky lead back at it again with cryptic emoji posting, prompting theories about a potential new update and…
Sean Murray, lead of Hello Games, has once again posted cryptic emojis on social media, leading to speculation about a new update for No Man's Sky. This pattern of emoji teasers has historically preceded major game updates, including the Cosmos, Remnant, Xeno Arena, and The Swarm patches. Fans are also humorously speculating about news for the upcoming game Light No Fire.
"What if Larian had shut down after Divine Divinity?": Star Trek Online exec scorns publishers who close teams like BioWare in favour of "AAA veteran" start-ups and AI "magic beans"
Star Trek Online executive producer Thomas Marrone criticizes the industry practice of shutting down established development teams in favor of new studios led by "AAA veterans" or relying on emerging technologies like AI. He argues this approach is irresponsible and self-sabotaging, highlighting that successful studios like Larian and Blizzard often achieve breakthroughs after multiple titles and years of team collaboration. Marrone suggests that publishers prioritizing short-term financial gains should exit game development entirely.
MMO Week in Review: Funcom’s folly
Funcom has confirmed significant layoffs and the stepping down of its CEO as part of a restructuring effort. The company will now focus on its existing titles, Dune: Awakening and Conan Exiles. This news comes amidst a broader week of MMO updates, including RuneScape halting its Reignited plans and Enshrouded launching its 1.0 release.
No Man’s Sky is coming to iOS systems this month thanks in no small part to Light No Fire
No Man's Sky is launching on iOS devices this October, a port made possible by optimizations developed for Hello Games' upcoming title, Light No Fire. The work on Light No Fire led to engine improvements that enabled the mobile version of No Man's Sky, which is now available for pre-order on iPad.
Hello Games visar upp No Man's Sky på iOS
Hello Games has announced that No Man's Sky is coming to iOS on October 28th, with a free trial available at launch. The mobile version includes all 40+ updates and runs on iPhone 11 or higher, though iPhone 15 Pro or newer is required for planet settlements and multiplayer is not supported. The game has been optimized to be under 4 GB.
No Man’s Sky Releases on October 28th for iOS
No Man's Sky is set to release on iOS devices on October 28th, allowing players to experience the vast universe on their iPhones and iPads. Hello Games, the studio behind the title, has been working on this mobile version for three years, with co-founder Sean Murray highlighting the project's rewarding nature.
No Man's Sky is somehow coming to mobile, and Hello Games says it's partly thanks to Light No Fire
Hello Games announced that No Man's Sky will be released on iOS devices, including iPhone and iPad, on October 28th. The studio revealed that the development of its upcoming game, Light No Fire, has contributed to performance improvements that benefit all platforms, including the mobile version.
No Man’s Sky Is Coming To iPhone And iPad
No Man's Sky is launching on iPhone and iPad on October 28, with progress syncing from other platforms. Developer Hello Games has been working on the iOS port for years, ensuring it runs on devices as old as 2019. The game will feature optimized touch controls and will be among several indie titles highlighted during Apple's App Store Indie Games Week.
'Overcooked broke you apart and Stage Fright is there to put you back together'
Stage Fright, the next co-op game from the makers of Overcooked, aims to foster positive relationships between players rather than create conflict. Developers at Ghost Town Games emphasize communication and collaboration as key to success, contrasting it with the often-stressful nature of Overcooked. The game features a Luigi's Mansion-style adventure with puzzles and mysteries designed for split-screen play.
The Best Xbox Games Built Around Risk and Reward
This article highlights several Xbox games that excel in offering players compelling risk-and-reward gameplay loops. Titles like No Man's Sky, Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag, Resident Evil Requiem, Keeper, and Elden Ring are discussed for their engaging mechanics and immersive experiences on Xbox consoles and PC.
The weird experience of liking a game before it's 'fixed'
This opinion piece explores the author's unique experience enjoying games like Battlefield 2042 and the original No Man's Sky at launch, despite widespread criticism. It highlights how initial design choices, even if later 'fixed,' can offer distinct and valuable experiences, with developer Sean Murray expressing fondness for the original No Man's Sky.
The Stream Team: Our Journey Continues in No Man’s Sky’s 10th anniversary expedition
Massively OP's MJ Guthrie is covering the 10th anniversary expedition for No Man's Sky, titled 'Our Journey Continues.' This expedition revisits previous updates, offering players a chance to experience content they may have missed, with developers providing insights into the design process.
A developer with no games on Steam now has the store's third-most-wishlisted game, behind Light No Fire and…
The airline comedy co-op game Dear Passengers, developed by the mobile-focused studio Flexus, has become Steam's third-most-wishlisted game, surpassing titles like Fable and Resident Evil Veronica. Flexus, which has never released a game on Steam before, has achieved this remarkable feat with Dear Passengers, a game fitting the 'friendslop' trend, amassing 2 million wishlists by July 31st.
