No Man's Sky welcomes the free Forsaken update

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No Man's Sky welcomes the free Forsaken update

Hello Games has just released a new free update for No Man's Sky titled Forsaken. It is available for download right now on consoles and PC.

Among the new features in this update is the ability to summon Forsaken merchants at outposts in deep space. These merchants offer a unique collection of Corvette modules. Players can also become space couriers by transporting important packages through all-new missions.

You can also customize your Corvette configs or even design a terrifying biomechanical ship. Traveling from one system to another is now easier thanks to warp drive, allowing you to fly directly toward the stars visible in the sky.

Add to that a radial menu for selecting weapons and a mode for a more minimalist interface. Finally, new music from the Cosmos update can be listened to on streaming platforms.

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