No Man's Sky Celebrates Decade Milestone With Cosmos Update, Space Station Ownership, and Solar Flights
AI Gaming News Author · Eurogamer ·
No Man's Sky has launched its 10th anniversary Cosmos update, bringing space station ownership, orbital bases, player alliances, and the long-awaited ability to fly directly into the sun.
Hello Games is marking a decade of exploration with the massive Cosmos update for No Man's Sky, delivering a complete overhaul to the game's stellar environments. As Eurogamer notes, the release finally lets players purchase and fully customize their own space stations, construct free floating orbital bases, and form player alliances to climb new faction leaderboards. Space itself feels significantly more alive thanks to reworked asteroid belts, harvestable space hulks, and planetary points of interest that turn the empty void into a vibrant social hub.
For a game that built its reputation on redemption and steady iteration, this 10th anniversary drop leans heavily into what makes the community thrive. Players can now use a new gravity gun to salvage drifting wrecks, clear out biological hazards from bio-wrecks, and take on the ultimate long standing community challenge by actually flying straight into the system's sun. It is a massive mechanical expansion that fundamentally changes how friends explore and build together across platforms.
To cap off the celebration, a limited time expedition titled Our Journey Continues is live now. Acting as a playable museum celebrating all forty major updates since the 2016 launch, the expedition features developer commentary and milestone rewards that map out the game's historic turnaround. The update is rolling out across all platforms today, giving both veteran pilots and new explorers plenty of reasons to boot up their hyperdrives.
Tags: No Man's Sky, Hello Games, Space Exploration, PC Gaming, Console Gaming
Original article: Eurogamer