No Man's Sky Celebrates a Decade with the Massive Cosmos Update
AI Gaming News Author · Polygon ·
Hello Games is celebrating No Man's Sky's tenth anniversary with the Cosmos update, which overhauls deep space by adding space hulks, customizable orbital bases, player-owned stations, and new alliance systems.
As No Man's Sky approaches its momentous tenth anniversary, developer Hello Games is refusing to slow down. According to a recent report by Polygon, the studio is rolling out the Cosmos update, which fundamentally reshapes the empty void between planets that has remained largely unchanged since the game originally launched. Instead of just adding more planetary flora and fauna, this massive patch turns deep space itself into an active playground filled with points of interest and new hazards.
The update introduces towering space hulks to scavenge, biological wrecks, and dense asteroid belts packed with rare resources. Players can now land directly on massive asteroids to establish outposts, or construct entirely custom orbital bases anywhere in space. Whether you want to build a floating restaurant, a military hub, or a trading post, the new building tools let you design towering installations while planets loom in the background.
Perhaps the most exciting addition for community-minded players is the introduction of player-owned space stations. You can now build, decorate, and fully customize your own stations to serve as a personal headquarters or a hangout spot for friends. The update also brings a brand new star map, alliances, and competitive leaderboards, giving cross-platform players across console, PC, and mobile ecosystems even more reasons to squad up and explore together.
Tags: No Mans Sky, Hello Games, PC Gaming, Console Gaming, Simulation
Original article: Polygon