No Man’s Sky The Cursed Expedition Offers Spooky Vibes for Halloween


Hello Games has released a brand new No Man’s Sky Expedition, and if you felt like last month’s update was a little too sedate for your tastes, then this one is definitely for you.

Back in September, Hello Games launched the Aquarius update, which introduced a chilled-out fishing mechanic to the sandbox space sim. Now, though, the studio says its latest update “couldn’t be more different” to Aquarius, and that The Cursed is “embracing the spookier side of the No Man’s Sky universe”.

For the titular The Cursed Expedition, you’ll be journeying to a mysterious twilight realm in which you won’t be able to access your hyperdrive, meaning you’ll have to rely on an “ancient portal network” in order to get around.

The new No Man’s Sky Expedition will take away your hyperdrive capabilities.

While you’d normally be battling against the likes of temperature, atmospheric toxicity, and other hazards in No Man’s Sky, the new The Cursed Expedition will instead have you grappling with “the weakening of the boundaries of reality”.

Your suit will be equipped with an Anomaly Suppressor, which you’ll have to maintain if you want to make it through the Expedition unharmed. As your Suppressor weakens, Anomalies will start to gather and become hostile, and “time will begin to behave in non-linear ways”.

In order to get through the Expedition, you’ll have access to a variety of new Elixirs to help you sustain boundary strength and discover portals, and if you do manage to make it through, a variety of rewards await you.

These rewards include new decorative posters, new customization options, and even a brand new starship, as well as an adorable (well, I think it’s adorable) “gelatinous and luminescent” companion creature.

There’s lots of other stuff to look forward to in this new Expedition. You can check out the full patch notes for The Cursed right here.

No Man’s Sky is available right now on PC, PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. Stay tuned for more.



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