Hello Games’ No Man’s Sky launches its 10th anniversary “Cosmos” update, adding new ways to explore and live in space, alongside major changes to the game’s space content. The update includes the ability to fly to the sun, along with systems that let players interact with stars in closer range during voyages.
Multiple outlets describe the update as a broader overhaul of space. Eurogamer highlights changes such as alliances, orbital bases, and the option to buy and live in a personal space station. Rock Paper Shotgun similarly reports a “rule/ownership” style feature for space stations, plus the ability to build floating orbital bases among the stars. Both sources also stress that the update introduces survival considerations for traveling and spending time in these harsh environments, including managing resources like water.
While details differ in emphasis, the shared through-line is that the update expands space gameplay with new ownership, base-building, and long-distance star travel, framed as part of the game’s decade-long milestone.
