Cosmos is a 1981 arcade shooter, though recent coverage indicates significant confusion around the title's identity. No Man's Sky developer Hello Games has announced an upcoming update called Cosmos to coincide with the game's tenth anniversary in August, maintaining the studio's approach of free post-launch content. Details on the update remain limited, though it's been teased as part of the ongoing development cycle that has defined No Man's Sky since its contentious launch. Separately, the coverage also references Stellar Odyssey, an unrelated idle RPG with MMORPG elements focused on space exploration, suggesting "cosmos" as a thematic reference point across multiple contemporary titles.
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Who has the time to adventure through the galaxy and run an interstellar empire when there’s a new season of Game of Pointy Chairs to binge? Might as well let a game play itself for you, which is where Stellar Odyssey scootches into your life. This new idle sci-fi MMORPG released…
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By now, the launch of No Man's Sky is little more than a distant memory, but it turns out that this August marks ten years since that day. The title was one of the most eagerly anticipated releases of the year, a game created by an indie studio that was propelled to the forefront…
via TheGamer
No Man's Sky just celebrated its tenth anniversary, so of course a new update is inbound.
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More to come, and all for free