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No Man's Sky 'FORSAKEN' Update Arrives With iOS Version
Hello Games released 'FORSAKEN,' a Halloween-themed major update for No Man's Sky, on October 28 across all platforms. The iOS version launches October 29 with FORSAKEN included from day one, along with more than 40 past updates.
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Why it matters
The iOS release ships with the full update history and day-one FORSAKEN support rather than a cut-down build, which keeps the mobile version current with the console and PC game at launch.
Key Facts
- Hello Games released the FORSAKEN update for No Man's Sky on October 28 for all platforms.
- The iOS version of No Man's Sky launches on October 29 with FORSAKEN included from day one.
- The iOS version includes more than 40 past updates but does not support multiplayer at launch.
- Planetary settlements are supported on iPhone 15 Pro and later devices.
- FORSAKEN adds derelict freighters, excavation sites, cursed technology and Biological Horrors.
The update adds derelict freighters, excavation sites, contaminated outposts, cursed technology, Biological Horrors and biomechanical corvette ship modules.
The FORSAKEN update sends players into wrecked freighters, planetary excavation sites and contaminated outposts to recover relics, which can be traded with collectors from across the universe.
The iOS release is limited in two areas: no multiplayer (single-player only) and planetary settlements only on iPhone 15 Pro and later. It supports touch controls, game controllers, mouse and keyboard, handover between iPhone and iPad, and casting to a TV. Supported devices are iPhone 11 and later and 3rd-generation iPad Air and later, with a free trial on the App Store and the full game at 3,000 yen.
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