No Man's Sky releases massive Remnant update

Man has no sky Relics releases its update, bringing a host of new features for players to dig into, including a dedicated gravity gun and the ability to customize their own colossus trucks for transporting scrap and other resources. It has been a long road Man has no skywhich is approaching its 10th anniversary. Despite such a strange path from launch to where the game is now, Halo Games continues to keep it updated and fresh with new content.

That's not a secret Man has no sky Also witnessed one of the most difficult launches, mainly due to mismanaged expectations that quickly spiraled out of control. While the game did well, fans were expecting a world due to the procedurally generated universe and features that were completely missing at launch. Despite missing expectations and being left for dead, Hello Games never gave up on the game, and managed to release an amazing number of free updates adding content, gameplay features, and more that have revived the game and kept it going for the past 10 years.

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No Man's Sky Remains updated features

Latest free update for Man has no sky Relics are, and for many fans, given the power to play with gravity and physics. Remnant offers its own version of a gravity gun called the Gravitino Coil that can be applied. Man has no skyMulti-tool tool. With it, players can now carry large objects, shoot them or toss them around the world. As part of this, players can also use it to harvest resources through heavy-duty garbage collection, potentially leading to some valuable and rare finds. The Gravitino can also capture smaller enemies such as Sentinel Drones.

Along with this, players have a variety of new options to customize their Colossus Exocraft trucks from cabins, chassis attachments, paint options, and wheels/running gear. Any planetary surface can now be driven with treads, superelastic wheels, off-road gear, front attachments, spider-walker legs, and other options. There is also a flatbed module that can be installed, allowing players to essentially turn their Colossus into a hauler, although be warned, it will tip the vehicle if attempting to navigate steep cliffs or unstable terrain. Other options include a furnace that allows for quick waste disposal on the go.

Combining Colossus and Gravitino Coil, players can become their own rescue team to clear the landscape of debris or industrial waste, transport and salvage resources, help bring them back to industrial yards or newly added waste treatment plants that turn materials into valuable resources and rewards for eliminating waste hazards. Players may also run into volatile waste while out in the world, volatile material that can be toxic, radioactive or explosive, requiring players to carefully manage and transport it to a special waste treatment plant.

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There's a new community campaign launching for a limited time, bringing players together to join a convoy and reclaim a planet covered in debris and potential rescues. Players will need to use the new features in this update to help clean things up, either by having someone transport the material or working at the scrapyard to process the delivered material. A new armor set is also available within the Relics update called the Heirloom Set, and can be earned by participating in the new campaign.

Currently working on Halo Games as well Light no fireAn open-world adventure game, this team doesn't seem to be slow in updating Man has no sky either It will be interesting to see how Halo Games ultimately balances both games, but either way, fans of the studio will have plenty of options ahead of them.