The Remnant update for No Man's Sky is finally available

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The Remnant update for No Man's Sky is finally available

Hello Games has just released a patch of around 9 GB for No Man's Sky. This is the Remnant update, which brings several new features to the exploration game.

Now, the multi-tool equipped with the gravitino coil can be used to magnetize, transport, and project piles of industrial waste to be transported using the all-terrain Colossus. Vehicles can also be fully customized with modules and technologies. Materials can be processed in factories.

This new multi-tool feature allows you to manipulate objects in space with realistic physics. In addition, a limited-time expedition taking place in the sandy desert of a planet is also on the agenda. Finally, additional skins have been added, cloud rendering has been improved, and corvette-class spaceships are finally available on Switch.

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Source: nomanssky.com

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