No Man's Sky 10th Anniversary COSMOS Update Launches on September 9
The COSMOS update, timed for the game's tenth anniversary, expands the space layer of No Man's Sky with buildable stations and a competitive alliance system, following roughly a decade of post-launch support.
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Hello Games began distributing No Man's Sky's COSMOS update, version 7.0, on September 9. The anniversary update focuses on space exploration, adding massive explorable debris, inhabited outposts with special missions, new asteroid belts, modular space bases, and a player-guild alliance system. The developer said it adds some of the largest content compared to past updates.
Hello Games released the COSMOS update for No Man's Sky on September 9, accompanied by an announcement trailer. The update, version 7.0, is billed as a tenth anniversary release and concentrates on new ways to experience space, which the developer describes as some of the largest content additions compared to previous updates.
Players can now explore massive debris fields, take special missions from inhabitants at outposts, and harvest resources from new asteroid belts. The update adds modular bases built in space and space stations with customization options. A new alliance system, which resembles a player guild and doubles as a base, introduces competitive elements against other teams.
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