Today, Hello Games released No Man’s Sky Update 7.10, titled Forsaken, introducing new spooky content, additional corvette customization options, quality-of-life improvements, and the full game experience on iOS devices.
No Man’s Sky Update 7.10 expands space exploration with mysterious traders, unsettling collectibles, delivery missions, and new ways to travel between star systems. It also introduces mysterious aliens known as Forsaken Traders, who have appeared at deep-space outposts in search of unusual mementos.
Players can collect bizarre biological samples from infested outposts, derelict freighters, deep-space wrecks, and planetary dig sites, then trade them for exclusive corvette modules. Harvesting these collectibles comes with risks, as prolonged exposure can attract hostile boundary horrors.
No Man’s Sky Forsaken also adds new corvette customization options, letting players build ships with a more sinister, biomechanical look. New cockpits include the Vantage, Hornet, Viper, and Mantis classes, alongside Legion-class habitation modules and additional hull components. Players who gather enough preserved grubs can also acquire the Larva Cannon Multi-Tool, while dedicated scavengers can unlock a Larva Tank helmet customization and the Mind Harvester title.
Space Courier missions offer another way to earn rewards, letting players with a corvette and Gravitino Coil accept long-distance package delivery contracts from deep-space outposts. These missions pay players to safely transport important cargo between planets, adding another activity to pursue while exploring the galaxy.
Exploration also receives several improvements, including seamless warping that lets players target nearby stars and travel directly to them without opening the Galaxy Map. A new Minimal HUD mode reduces on-screen distractions by minimizing elements such as the compass, hazard protection indicators, and mission notifications. Players can also switch between Multi-Tool weapons and utilities using a new radial selection menu.
No Man’s Sky Update 7.10 Forsaken expands activities at deep-space outposts with new Holo-Arena battles, where players can assemble teams of creature companions and challenge a new opponent, and lets players upload orbital bases to shared servers for others to visit and explore. Additional quality-of-life changes include improved scavenging guidance, a corvette landing pad at planetary trading outposts, and the ability to build Oxygen Harvesters anywhere on a planet’s surface.
The update also includes bug fixes, interface improvements, audio adjustments, and performance optimizations across supported platforms. Hello Games has addressed issues involving corvette construction, multiplayer, mission notifications, and inventory management, while implementing memory optimizations for virtual reality and Xbox Series consoles. The patch also improves texture memory usage on PlayStation 4 and reduces loading times on older consoles.
Alongside the new content, No Man’s Sky is now available in its full form on iOS devices, with a touch-based interface designed specifically for mobile play. The iOS version is also optimized for battery life and thermal performance, letting players explore the game’s procedurally generated universe on the go.
No Man’s Sky Update 7.10, Forsaken, is available across PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC, Mac, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, and iOS. For more information on this and other No Man’s Sky updates, be sure to check back to Simulation Daily.
