Big New No Man's Sky Update ... No Man's Sky Sentinel

Today Hello Games have released their latest Free content update for No Man's Sky called Sentinel , No Man's Sky Sentinel download size is 7.5 gb and is part of Hello Games continuing support for their game which released over 6 years ago.... now that's dedication.

Hello!

We are starting off 2022 as we mean to continue! We are pleased to announce that the first update of the year is available to download for free today. It’s called No Man’s Sky SENTINEL.
The Sentinel update brings an overhaul of the combat systems in game and enemies you meet, to create something much more challenging and exciting. No Man’s Sky is a game about exploration, but our universe has always been one filled with hazards and danger. Sentinels police the planets you explore, and have long been an element of the game we want to make more interesting, deep and fun – whilst also allowing players to defeat and overcome them in a more meaningful way.

Fortunately this update comes with a huge array of combat improvements and enhancements for the battle-scarred Traveller. You have access to new weapons, like the charged energy shotgun, active camo and the new stun grenade. Mechs can now be programmed to protect you in combat.

Sentinels have become more formidable too. They have devised new classes, like Heavies, Summoners, Medics and even an Exo-Mech. Sentinels also deploy new weaponry like the flamethrower and utilise protective shields. And for the brave, the locations of sentinel “nests” have been made known, adding generous rewards for raiding these infested hives.

With the Sentinel update, players will learn about the lore of how Sentinels came into being. Among the rewards for facing down new sentinel missions is the ability to reprogram and adopt your very own friendly AI drone, as well as salvaging parts to create defenses of your own. There is also a new Expedition launching next week, with a tonne of new rewards.
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I played this a bit last fall, really enjoyed it. Their updates are meaningful and I can see what they're going after. It felt a little repetitive but it kept me coming back. Good time to pick it back up.

Cool thanks, will give it another try, looks good. It always looked good and yes, that dedication and love for the game is nice to see.

Wow, makes me wanna get back into gaming..

I wonder how many hours a guy could sink into this game before getting bored.

a reply to: Tucket

I've got 182 hours on the game so far , these days I tend to play it when new content comes out until I get distracted by other games , can't say I'm bored with it yet though as it keeps on evolving so I keep going back.

I’ve played this and Elite Dangerous. I like them both but the realism of ED is insane, I used to just get lost in flight for hours...

It is amazing how far this game has come .
I got to play through the Beta.

Kudos to the Dev Team.

a reply to: Gothmog

i actually traveled to burlington to grab a copy of NMS when the VR update came out (which is an hour away) and there was a frenzy with people trying to get the game... there was literally no copies anywhere for the ps4

ended up playing it for about 10 mins because the controls were so bad... never even tried it in VR sadly...

Since i've been thinking about trying it again, but on my cpu... ps4 just collects dust

a reply to: Akragon

ps4 just collects dust

As it should be,
My son has every console ever made .
When he comes over to visit with the family , I hit the ARGB and light the room up .
While singing , "you can't touch this"

I haven’t played it since it first came out.

Is it worth giving it another try? I do like elite dangerous even though I haven’t picked it up in a year or so

a reply to: Cancerwarrior


It is a completely different game since then and in the best way possible. Especially in VR. You wont recognize it when you play it if the release version is what you played so far.