This year, No Man's Sky has received four major updates. That's a decent number for any game, let alone one that is now ten years old and is being developed by such a small team. It also excludes the work put into creating the "impossible" iOS port, which launches tomorrow.
Four is an awkward number, though, and the team at Hello Games wanted to end the year in style, so just in time for Halloween, it has released one of its spookiest updates to date—Forsaken.
In February, Hello Games added Gravity Guns, trucks, and haulage options to No Man's Sky. Two months later, it turned it into a Pokemon game. A little over a month after that, at the end of May, the game received World of Warcraft-style raids. And then, a few months later, it got the Cosmos update. Now, as we approach Halloween, the game is getting its fifth major update of the year, allowing "players to explore the darker side of the universe."
The new update will see players visit the "spookiest parts of No Man's Sky" as they hunt for rare haunted tech and biological horrors. This tech and these horrors have attracted traders, each...
