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Hello Games introduces uninterrupted star warping and Halloween content in No Man's Sky Forsaken release

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Hello Games has launched Forsaken, a spooky-themed update for No Man's Sky that introduces uninterrupted interstellar travel alongside an official debut on iPhone and iPad. The update rolled out across Mac, PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Switch 1 and 2, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and VR. On mobile, the title requires an iPhone 11 or a 3rd Generation iPad Air and newer, featuring custom touch controls, a 4GB download size, and a free trial for the initial portion of the game. [1][2]

The release revamps space travel by letting pilots lock directly onto bright, distant star systems to jump immediately without opening the galaxy map menu, though the traditional navigation screen remains an option. The patch also brings horror-themed discoveries to infested outposts and derelict freighters, where players can gather samples for new Forsaken traders. Other additions include deep-space delivery missions, Holo-Arena battles in space outposts, biomechanical corvette modules, a weapon select wheel, a minimal HUD mode, and off-planet base sharing. [1][2][3]

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As No Man's Sky arrives on mobile, Hello Games celebrates with a spooky update for all that includes delivery missions and "seamless" interstellar travel

Today's the day iPhone and iPad owners finally get to boldly go into No Man's Sky's procedurally generated universe, adding two more devices to the game's already long list of compatible platforms. But developer Hello Games isn't stopping there. It's also launching a new update, Forsaken, for all players, bringing a bit of seasonal spookiness to the exploratory space sim.

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Hello Games Keeps Pouring Updates Into No Man’s Sky With Haunted FORSAKEN, Yet Light No Fire Nears Three Years Since Its Reveal

Indie UK developer Hello Games continues with its incredible pace of updates to No Man's Sky. Following last month's big COSMOS update (which rebuilt outer space and added player alliances and player-owned orbital stations) and the game's recent launch on iOS devices, today's new patch explores the "darker side of the universe", fittingly given that we're nearly at Halloween.

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