Photo mode lets players snap incredible photos of beautiful planets and interesting creatures in No Man's Sky. It's also used ...

No Man's Sky's newest update allows players to find and dig up fossils on its trillions of procedurally generated worlds.

If you have ever wanted to be a space paleontologist then now is your chance, as the worlds of the No Man’s Sky universe are now filled with the bones of ancient creatures. You can find these ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Hello Games faced an interesting dilemma with regards to its hit space exploration game No Man's Sky: How do you follow up the massive two-part ...

Unearth hundreds of unique bones, assemble skeletons to design fossil exhibits, join the community on an expedition to recreate lost creatures, battle against gargantuan stone guardians ...

On Wednesday March 26, a new update called Relics went live in No Man’s Sky. Relics ... freely in an attempt to figure out what kind of creature it may have been. (Or, you could just create ...

There are already plenty of reasons why you might want to get out your Terrain Manipulator and dig a big ol’ hole on one of No Man’s Sky’s quintillions of planets. Maybe you’ve scanned and ...

Naturally, since this is No Man’s Sky, there’s also an element of danger. Certain bones and underground treasures will be guarded by golem-like creatures and a giant new type of worm.

This new No Man's Sky update lets players become palaeontologists and dig up the skeletal remains of alien creatures. Discover bones, piece them together, and display your collections for others ...

You can assemble these alien creature skeletons however you want ... Relics is one of the smaller updates to No Man's Sky, but even so, it seemingly provides dedicated players yet another way ...