No Man's Sky, the sci-fi survival game that faced a rocky launch in 2016, has reached its 10th anniversary. Developer Hello Games continues its redemption story with the new Cosmos update, described as the biggest overhaul in the game's history.

The update is free for all players and introduces a range of new features. Players can now build and manage their own space stations, acting as directors. The update also adds strippable space hulks, asteroid belts, and fresh Expeditions that highlight milestones from the past decade.

A new interactive star system map helps players track points of interest and plan routes. Additionally, galactic alliances allow players to join factions, create custom banners, and compete on ranked leaderboards. The update emphasizes player creativity and community engagement.

Cosmos is available now on all platforms, marking a significant milestone for a game that has evolved dramatically since its initial release. Hello Games' continued support has transformed No Man's Sky into a beloved space exploration experience.