Yesterday evening Hello Games released update 7.10, codenamed FORSAKEN, alongside the iOS mobile version of No Man’s Sky. The Halloween‑themed content invites players to explore the universe’s darker side in search of rare possessed technologies and biological horrors.

Acquiring these artifacts requires venturing into the creepiest locations: abandoned ships, planetary dig sites, and infected outposts. The items attract mysterious traders who will swap them for new biomechanical corvette modules, letting players give their ships an organic, almost alive appearance. The update also adds a minimalist UI mode for veteran travelers, fresh gear and ship modules, cargo delivery missions, the ability to upload personal space bases to a shared server, smoother star‑hopping without the galaxy map, a new resource‑hunting guide, and a host of bug fixes and mechanical tweaks.

No Man’s Sky remains available on PC (Steam, Microsoft Store), PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, and iOS with full Russian localization. While fans enjoy the new content, Hello Games continues development on the fantasy title Light No Fire, already begging to be added to wishlists.