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No Man’s Sky Cosmos 7.0 lets players buy space stations

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No Man’s Sky Cosmos 7.0 lets players buy space stations

No Man’s Sky’s Cosmos 7.0 update expands space activities with player-owned stations and modular orbital bases. It also includes a 10th-anniversary expedition tied to the game’s update history.

  • Cosmos 7.0 is a free download for existing players across every platform.

  • Players can buy a space station, then build and decorate its interior and exterior.

  • Free-floating modular bases can be built anywhere in space.

  • The “Our Journey Continues!” expedition has milestones representing the 40 major updates since launch.

No Man's Sky: A complete overhaul to space arrives in the form of No Man's Sky COSMOS (7.0)

Source: Steam developer announcement, 2026-09-09. Read the original announcement

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No Man's Sky: A complete overhaul to space arrives in the form of No Man's Sky COSMOS (7.0)

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