Although there will be other users in the universe, Hello Games dispenses with NPCs, shops and other help in its Adrift expedition
With the years, No Man’s Sky has become a massive experience for fans of science fiction and space adventures. Hello Games has nourished its exploration title with multiple patches and a good handful of free updates that, among other things, have been responsible for adding unreleased content to its universe. Now, however, the development team takes a very different path with its expedition Adriftwhich seeks to intensify the title’s own survival leaving the players totally alone in the galaxy.
In narrative terms, Adrift is described as follows: “Enter an empty universe, where you will find yourself surrounded by other Travelers…. And, somehow, you will still be alone. The galaxy has been abandoned. There is no life in sight – there are no aliens, no operational space stations, nor the usual network of shops and buildings,” reads the No Man’s Sky official website. Which means that, in terms of gameplay, users will face an unprecedented challenge: “Eliminating other life forms means that There are no shops, no exchanges, no shortcuts, no helpwhich offers a very different survival experience.”
As if this were not enough, Hello Games has also decided to complete the contents of Adrift by adding unprecedented enemies And till a ghostly frigate that navigates through space without any crew. Luckily, players will be able to facilitate their journey through this empty universe by using a new spaceship called Iron Vulture. It should be noted, however, that the expedition begins today on all platforms and will remain active for approximately seven weeks.
Rewards from Adrift, the new No Man’s Sky expedition
As usual in Hello Games updates, completing the Adrift expedition provides rewards very interesting for fans of No Man’s Sky. In this sense, the team promises to distribute unique posters, a special paint for ships, parts to expand our habitable bases, a pet and much more. In this way, science fiction fans have a good reason to (re)discover this adventure among the stars.
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