No Man's Sky Is Bringing Back Limited-Time Expeditions Over Next Two Months

Those interstellar goodies could still be yours

by Khayl Adam 8am

Hello Games is bringing back limited-time Expeditions for those particularly adventurous No Man's Sky players missing them. Like October's The Cursed (above), these undertakings will pose new threats and obstacles to overcome, as well as rewarding the successful with unique, limited-time gear.

Normally live for six weeks, Hello Games will rotate out Expeditions fortnightly, allowing players a chance at securing gear they may have missed earlier in the year. 2024's first Expedition, Omega, is now live and will run through until 11th December. Mark your calendars accordingly, intrepid explorers!

Omega: 27th November - 11th December
Adrift: 11th December - 25th December
Liquidators: 25th December - 8th January
Aquarius: 8th January - 22nd January
The Cursed: 22nd January - 5th February

Are you currently playing No Man's Sky? Have you missed any Expeditions throughout the year? Let us know in the comments section below.

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carlos82
8:08am

Hello Games support for No Man's Sky is nothing short of extraordinary and many far larger developers/publishers could learn some valuable lessons from them.

Not only the numerous improvements to the game over the years and added content. They also got their PS5 Pro patch out early, have great support for all platforms and I even saw on Twitter they're looking at optimisations specifically for PSVR1 users playing on a PS5

That's fair whether new ones as they take time. Old ones as limited time, rewards, varies there.

I miss the old even if didn't function well but old multiplayer though. Was realistic I think but unique and calling people/teleport may have been fine enough. But no have to be near your friends and whatever to suit audiences with familiar or emotionally pleasing them with boring multiplayer I guess then a unique and realistic if they could have got it working multiplayer. Mechanics matter to me over social features or done to death features.

The visual update was eh. It's like Minecraft 1.7.2, 1.16 or 1.18, visually fair but I hated the generation changes, they ruined the game for what looking more lively. Nah. I got used to them but the algorithm for Minecraft during those times sucked and still does. The 1.16 Nether one felt the least bad as the biomes weren't as complex there as 1.7.2's overhaul that's still bad to this day of hot/cold/forest repetitive design not showing the others.

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LifeGirl
8:38am

@carlos82 "Extraordinary" is the right word. Live service has a bad rep because 99% of devs do not behave with such dedication. They just pump and dump until they make it.

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OldGamer999
8:56am

My disc drive turns up this morning for Pro.
Just looking online at some games.
The couple I want I save in total £18 over buying digital and that is with BF digital store price reductions.
I never knew there was such a price saving to be had with physical.