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The best ways to find water in No Man’s Sky still don’t make the process simple. Discovering lakes, seas, and even harder locales — ocean planets — is a chore no matter which way you slice it...
Ever chase down a Distress Signal only to find yourself asking how to sell ships in No Man’s Sky? Players can only have so many of these suckers in their personal fleet. If you get one you do...
In No Man’s Sky, Sodium can save your life. It’s used to recharge the standard Hazard Protection gauge that protects you from storms and the elements. It also powers your starship shields and...
In No Man’s Sky, Walker Brains are a fairly valuable commodity for a number of reasons. The first of which is their literal value: you can sell just one Walker Brain for a hefty 35,00...
No Man’s Sky Expedition 8: Polestar follows shortly after the Endurance Update. As such, like the recent Expeditions before it, the content focuses on the star of the new content: freighters!...
In No Man’s Sky, Chlorine is good for a lot more than just cleaning out pools. You need it to build some of the more useful attachments to your Nautilon (the in-game submarine) as well as Ami...
Recruiting a No Man’s Sky squadron is easy. As of the Outlaws Update, you can technically do it near the start of any save file — or at least make the attempt; it’s everything else around rec...
The No Man’s Sky Multi-Tool is basically the crux of everything you do in the game. You mine with it, fight with it, scan with it, and much more as you progress. One problem with this, howeve...
Watching Twitch for high-level No Man’s Sky ships seems like a good deal. At least compared to buying them for yourself! Those things get expensive and even finding a good one can be a bit of...
In No Man’s Sky, glyphs are used like interstellar phone numbers. You need them to “dial” different portals throughout the game — bringing you instantly to any one, particular planet with the...
The No Man’s Sky Void Egg is one of the better items you can purchase for Quicksilver, the game’s most elusive currency, as it allows you to hatch a Living Ship. And you definitely want a Liv...
No Man’s Sky Expedition 9: Utopia is live now! The newest time-limited mission comes alongside the recent “Fractal” update with enhanced VR support. Players have six real-world weeks to compl...
In No Man’s Sky, Deuterium is a fairly unique resource — it exists both as a crafting material and something that you interact with in the world (in the form of a Deuterium Rich Plant). Becau...
Expedition 7: Leviathan hits No Man’s Sky while we’re still fresh off the Outlaws Update and its Blighted Expedition. Hello Games hinted at the new event with a simple emoji of a whale: fores...
The No Man’s Sky Dream Aerial is a new item introduced in the Endurance Update — allowing players to find more organic frigates and add them to their fleet! Think of these like a sort of capi...
You need Living Glass in No Man’s Sky for many things. Notably items like the Dream Aerial, which is used to summon living frigates after the Endurance Update. But where do you find — or inde...
In No Man’s Sky, Cadmium is a very nearly vital resource for one specific reason. You need some in order to build both an Emeril Drive, which lets you warp to systems orbiting green stars, an...
No Man’s Sky Navigation Data is a vital resource used to find even more valuable items throughout the galaxies. Naturally, though, it’s not the easiest thing to find. No Man’s Sky lo...
In No Man’s Sky, Tritium is a deeply important crafting material and fuel used for all kinds of things. Though most players will be familiar with the most important ones: charging your Pulse...
It’s been a long journey for the folks at Hello Games after the initial release of No Man’s Sky back in 2016. Since then, the game has gone through a series of big content updates that shaped...
