No Man Sky's latest update let you explore a space wreck
One of the greatest comeback stories in the history of video games just keeps writing itself new chapters. If you’ve checked in on the wildly ambitious space sim, No Man’s Sky, in the last few years then you’ll know just how much UK-based developer Hello Games has turned things around for a game that was once the subject of a false advertising investigation. And its latest update introduces fully explorable space wrecks.<br /> The follow-up to August’s substantial Voyagers expansion, the new Breach update adds floating wrecks that you're invited to salvage to your heart’s content. The materials you find can be used to unlock new ship-building parts, and after Voyagers — which finally allowed players to build their own fully crewed spaceships — was such a hit with t [...]
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No Man’s Sky now lets players dig up planets to look for ancient alien skeletons
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NASA’s SPHEREx space telescope has begun its mission to map the entire sky in 3D
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