No Man’s Sky: Forsaken Turns Your Next Space Run Into a Halloween Project

Gamers, space was already full of things waiting to surprise you. Now No Man’s Sky wants your ship to look like one of them.

Hello Games released Forsaken on October 28, 2026. Sean Murray’s official Xbox Wire overview describes a Halloween update built around haunted mementos, mysterious traders and sinister biomechanical corvette parts.

Players can salvage the mementos from derelict hulks and infested space outposts, then exchange them with forsaken traders for ship modules. You can change an existing corvette or build a new vessel around the unsettling look.

The update also adds package courier missions, additional corvette cockpits, a minimal HUD mode and radial weapon selection. Seamless warping toward visible stars is another announced addition.

That mix gives returning players more than a seasonal paint job. There’s a collection loop, a building project and a reason to take the finished ship back into space.

A Halloween stream doesn’t always need a jump-scare marathon. Turning a community’s suggestions into the creepiest possible spacecraft could create a fun goal that keeps the chat involved from the first salvage run to the final reveal.

Keep the episode focused. Start by finding a few mementos, explain what they unlock, then let viewers help choose the direction of the build. A clear creative mission is easier to follow than an evening of unrelated errands.

Would you build a subtle haunted cruiser—or a biomechanical nightmare nobody wants docking beside them?