No Man's Sky adds a deadly threat with the Interceptor update

The Interceptor update also adds Corrupted Planets to the game. These planets can be recognized by the strange purple crystals sprouting from the ground with large robot guardians watching over them. Space adventurers can explore these new worlds where they may find new buildings, crashed Interceptors, and new resources.

No Man's Sky will also be adding corrupted Sentinels in the newest update. Corrupted worlds have warped Sentinels into colossal semi-arachnid machines that are very aggressive. These corrupted guardians use flamethrowers and artillery to deal damage to unsuspecting explorers. The update also improves the combat capabilities of the Sentinel Quads making them more deadly and agile.

Players can also find ominous Dissonance Resonators that drill into the crust of corrupted worlds, spreading decay and darkness to the surface. These are built with rare Sentinel materials and can be destroyed by space explorers.

Adding to the dangers of space exploration are the new Sentinel Capital Ships. Brave pilots can engage these massive ships in massive space battles. Defeating these massive Space Freighters rewards intrepid explorers with huge rewards and forces the Sentinel horde into retreat.

The update also adds two new Multi-Tool variants to the player's loadout. These new weapons are made from Sentinel machinery and add more firepower to take out corrupted Sentinels.

The Interceptor update also adds visual upgrades to VR with the new Movable Wrist Projector. Xbox players will love the new visual improvements as No Man's Sky adds AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0 support for the console.

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