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No Mans Sky will bring real live ships, many improvements, new features and improved NPC interaction to the game. The development studio claims that the new living ships look and move like nothing else in the universe. They will be a unique addition to your fleet. In the trailer, you can look at the captains bridge of such a giant its really unusual flight control screens and ship walls are really alive. Hello Games says that in No Mans Sky it will now be possible to meet in space with NPC ships. Many diverse gameplay enhancements will be introduced into the game.

NOTE. Uploaded version: 7 June 2025 [v5.71 Beacon 145254 Build 18768449]. This is Full Release and latest version of game. The game is already Packaged in Installer and ready to run the game after install, read the instruction below.

This release included DLC:

  • No Mans Sky BEYOND
  • No Mans Sky Synthesis
  • No Mans Sky Living Ship
  • No Mans Sky Exo Mech
  • No Mans Sky Desolation


System Requirements

MINIMUM:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS: Windows 7/8.1/10 (64-bit versions)
Processor: Intel Core i3
Memory: 8 GB RAM
Graphics: nVidia GTX 480, AMD Radeon 7870
Storage: 10 GB available space

RECOMMENDED:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system

How to Install the Game

  1. Download the game files through torrent.
  2. Unzip the game using WinRAR or 7zip. (how to use .rar)
  3. Start game «…Binaries\NMS.exe», Play!
  4. The language changes in the menu.

Download No Mans Sky v5.71 Beacon 145254 + all DLC

SIZE: 22.95 GB | Downloads: |
Steam Rating: Very positive

Game Update history

  • No Man's Sky v5.61 → v5.71 Beacon 145254 Build 18768449 [ 07.06.2025 ]
  • No Man's Sky v5.55 → v5.61 Relics 141040 Build 17885964 [ 28.03.2025 ]
  • No Man's Sky → v5.55 Titan 138017 Build 17336353 [ 13.02.2025 ]

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OfflineSkidCodexCo| SkidrowCODEX Team| 1 June 2022 03:56 (5 916 comments)
Game is updated!
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OfflineSkidCodexCo| SkidrowCODEX Team| 9 March 2023 10:03 (5 916 comments)
Version 4.13 from 03/08/2023
- Fixed an issue that caused settings to be saved incorrectly for currently inapplicable options.
- Fixed an issue that caused the text size of Speech to Text settings to be slightly smaller than other network settings.
- Fixed a rare issue that caused some menu options not to be translated when changing the language.
- Fixed an issue that caused some options to appear in irrelevant configurations where they have no functional effect.
- Fixed an issue that caused the "base difficulty" setting to be incorrectly hidden on some platforms.
- Fixed an issue that could prevent the "gamma" option from being displayed on some platforms.
- Fixed an issue that was causing the wrong "Return" text prompt on the save selection screen after changing settings.
- Added an additional layer of control to the "Hold to Confirm" setting, allowing players to turn off hold for most interactions, but keep it on for kill-related actions.
- Fixed an issue that caused pending settings changes to be canceled when entering the settings submenu.
- Fixed an issue that caused inventory slot highlights to overlap with popups.
- Fixed an issue that caused text to be incorrectly cut off on the main starship screen.
- Fixed an issue that caused text to be cut incorrectly in the travel interface.
- Fixed an issue that prevented the quick build/build menu option from being used on ships or exocrafts.
- Fixed an issue that caused the Sprint/Scan option description to be incorrect after applying changes.
- Fixed an issue that resulted in the loss of the contents of the refiners when moving to another star system on a frigate.
- Fixed several rendering issues with planetary objects.
- Fixed an issue that was causing the Vesper sail to be missing on some Twitch-rewarded ships.
- Fixed an issue that could cause volcanoes to spawn in the middle of already built bases during the Utopia expedition.
- Fixed several issues that could cause exocraft first person cameras to not work properly.
- Fixed a rare issue that could cause the debug button to appear on the home screen.
- Fixed an issue that could cause a crash when taking screenshots of the base.
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Marilyn| Guests| Yesterday at 16:21

No Man's Sky: A Cosmic Odyssey That Keeps Evolving

No Man's Sky is a sci-fi exploration epic that drops you into a procedurally generated universe with 18 quintillion planets, each bursting with unique landscapes, flora, and fauna. You start on a random planet with a busted ship, scavenging resources to repair it and take to the stars. Whether you’re a trader haggling for credits, a fighter battling pirates, or an explorer cataloging alien life, the game’s core pillars explore, fight, trade, survive offer near-endless freedom.

The Good  
The universe is jaw-dropping. Seamless transitions from planet surfaces to space are a technical marvel, and the visual variety—from toxic wastelands to lush forests keeps exploration thrilling. The art, inspired by 70s sci-fi, feels vibrant and otherworldly, with the Beacon update adding stunning new biomes and fossils. Base-building, fleet management, and settlement oversight let you carve out your own galactic empire, while updates like NEXT and Worlds have added multiplayer, deep-sea adventures, and pets, making every journey feel alive. The soundtrack by 65daysofstatic is a cosmic masterpiece, perfectly matching the game’s vibe. After a rocky 2016 launch, Hello Games’ relentless free updates—24 major ones by 2023—have turned this into a redemption story for the ages.

The Not-So-Good  
The core loop can feel grindy. Resource gathering for crafting or upgrades gets repetitive, and the inventory system is clunky, with a cursor-driven UI that feels dated. Combat, especially dogfights, lacks depth and can feel like an afterthought. The story is thin, with missions often boiling down to fetch quests, and procedural generation, while impressive, sometimes produces repetitive planets.

Why Play It?  
No Man's Sky is a love letter to sci-fi dreamers. Its scale is unmatched, offering a sandbox where you can build bases, hunt relics, or just stargaze. The community’s passion and Hello Games’ dedication free updates, cross-save, and cross-play across platforms make it feel like a living universe. It’s not perfect, but if you crave exploration with a side of chill creativity, this is your ticket to the stars.

Rating: 8.5/10  
A vast, ever-evolving galaxy that’s as inspiring as it is flawed. Jump in and lose yourself.