What changed in No Man's Sky in 2025

Breach expedition running from December 31st to January 13th, exploring a desolate universe and enhancing corvette builds.

Corvette expedition running from December 17th to December 30th, where players can assemble their own corvette-class starship.

Relics expedition running from December 3rd to December 16th, focusing on recreating ancient lifeforms.

Titan expedition running from November 19th to December 2nd, featuring new stars and exclusive rewards.

A new opportunity to participate in the Beachhead expedition, running from November 7th to November 18th.

Re-running previous community expeditions for the holiday season.

Ran 4 community expeditions with unique themes, challenges, and rewards.

The spooky Breach Expedition begins today, exploring eerie systems and salvaging corvette wrecks.

New Atlas-themed modules including Aeron Cowling, Diffuser, and Powershield introduced.

Snapping improved, collision more robust, and new color palette option for corvettes added.

A significant number of new corvette modules are now salvageable, including landing gear, shields, and weapons.

The Breach update is themed around Halloween, enhancing the thrill of exploration and ship assembly.

Players explored a desolate universe and scavenged ship modules from abandoned corvette ships.

Players can design their own ships called Corvettes with real interiors and customizable features.

New range of No Man's Sky merchandise including plushies and clothing.

A new expedition designed to help players unlock parts needed to build their Corvettes.

A new album featuring music and soundscapes from No Man's Sky will be released.

Allowed players to create bespoke Corvette-class starships and introduced new multiplayer features.

New robotic settlements with unique building styles and parts.

A cutting-edge graphical upgrade to enhance the visuals of the game.

Release of a cutting-edge version of No Man's Sky for the Switch 2.

Enhancements to the base part snapping mechanics.

Players can now own and manage multiple settlements as an Overseer.

Ability to change or disable the voice communicator of the exosuit.

Players can hire wingmen to defend settlements from pirate attacks.

Includes jukebox bars, merchants for custom starships, and fishing ponds.

Cross-Save is now available for the entire player base.

Encouraged players to expand their planetary empire and introduced the Autophage townships.

Players can now excavate skeletal remains of alien creatures on planets.

A tailor-made community expedition challenges players to compete for the rarest palaeontological finds.

New dangerous creatures guard the treasures players excavate, adding a layer of challenge.

Added hundreds of unique bones for excavation and fossil exhibit design.

A huge quest and expedition that explores new worlds with rewards.

Water reacts physically to the environment and creatures.

New and unique creatures to discover on land and in oceans.

All lighting elements have been rewritten for enhanced detail.

More detailed and varied terrain with huge mountains and features.

Oceans can be several kilometers deep with new lighting effects.

Epic gas giants introduced, ten times bigger than existing planets.

New solar systems, planets, biomes, and terrains added.

Re-run of The Cursed expedition from Jan 22 to Feb 5, featuring a narrative involving haunting voices and limited travel options.

Re-run of the Aquarius expedition from Jan 8 to Jan 22, centered around fishing and ocean exploration.

The ExoSkiff enables players to venture further from the shoreline for deeper fishing.

The Aquarius Expedition returns for a limited time, running from January 8th to January 22nd.

The Aquarius update introduced fishing to No Man's Sky, allowing players to fish alone or with friends.

Players can earn rewards like the Deep Sea diving suit and Aquarius Flight Pack during the expedition.

Introduced new stars, story, and planets, completing the transformation of the universe.