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No Man’s Sky Forsaken update brings seamless warping and spooky ship parts to Switch
October 29, 2026·3 min read
No Man's Sky Forsaken Update 7.10 brings seamless interstellar warping, new corvette parts, space courier missions and spooky collectibles to Switch.
Hello Games has released No Man’s Sky Update 7.10, Forsaken, bringing another major batch of content to Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 alongside the game’s other supported platforms.
The Halloween-themed update adds mysterious traders, new corvette components, space courier missions and seamless travel between nearby star systems. Forsaken is the fifth major No Man’s Sky update released during the game’s 10th anniversary year.
Forsaken traders offer new corvette parts

Forsaken introduces haunting mementos that can be recovered from some of the universe’s more dangerous locations. Players can search derelict freighters, infested outposts, deep-space hulks and planetary dig sites for biological samples and other disturbing collectibles.
Holding those mementos for too long can attract hostile boundary horrors. Survivors can trade their finds with new forsaken traders found around deep-space outposts in exchange for biomechanical corvette modules.
Those parts include several new cockpit designs and interior modules, allowing players to give their corvettes a more organic or sinister appearance. Dedicated scavengers can also earn a Larva Tank helmet and purchase a Larva Cannon Multi-Tool made from a creature’s exoskeleton.
Players can now warp directly toward nearby stars
One of Forsaken’s biggest exploration changes is seamless interstellar warping. Nearby stars now appear as bright destinations in space and can be targeted directly without opening the Galaxy Map.
Players can point their ship toward one of those stars and begin the journey into another system. Mission objectives located in nearby systems can also appear directly in space, reducing the number of menus needed during longer journeys.
Hello Games has added a minimal HUD option as well, hiding non-essential markers and reducing elements such as mission notifications and the compass. A new radial selector also makes switching between Multi-Tool weapons and utilities faster.
Space courier jobs expand corvette activities

Forsaken adds delivery contracts to deep-space outposts for players equipped with a corvette and Gravitino Coil. These missions involve transporting packages between locations in exchange for rewards, effectively adding a space-trucking activity to the existing corvette systems.
Deep-space Holo-Arenas have also been expanded with creature battles. Players can assemble teams from their companion creatures and send them into new combat challenges found at outposts.
Orbital bases can now be uploaded to the shared No Man’s Sky servers as well. That allows other players to discover and visit constructions built away from planetary surfaces.
Switch players get the full Forsaken update
Hello Games’ release log confirms Forsaken for both the original Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 alongside PC, PlayStation and Xbox. The update also marks the launch of the full No Man’s Sky experience on supported iPhones and iPads.
Forsaken follows September’s Cosmos update, which expanded space exploration with player-controlled stations, orbital construction and new deep-space activities. Hello Games says it is already planning further additions for 2027, continuing support for No Man’s Sky more than a decade after its original release.
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