No Man's Sky Update Adds Gravity Guns and Space Garbage Trucks

No Man's Sky Waste Management Update: Gravity Guns and Interstellar Garbage Collection

According to Rock Paper Shotgun, No Man's Sky has received a new update focused on waste management and debris collection. Hello Games is introducing gravity guns and specialized interstellar trucks that let players gather and transport planetary garbage across the procedurally generated universe.

The update adds physics-based manipulation tools that allow players to grab, lift, and fling objects using gravity technology. These tools work in tandem with new cargo vehicles designed specifically for hauling collected materials and debris between locations.

Gravity Gun Mechanics and Cargo Hauling in No Man's Sky

The garbage collection system appears to add another layer to No Man's Sky's already extensive list of activities. Players can now:

• Use gravity guns to manipulate environmental objects and debris

• Deploy specialized hauling vehicles for cargo transport

• Clean up planetary surfaces and collect salvageable materials

• Transport waste and resources across star systems

This continues Hello Games' pattern of expanding No Man's Sky with unexpected gameplay systems. Since its rocky 2016 launch, the studio has consistently delivered free updates that add everything from base building and multiplayer to underwater exploration and settlement management.

Space Sanitation: An Unusual Addition to No Man's Sky's Sandbox

The waste management focus might seem unusual for a space exploration game, but it fits No Man's Sky's evolving identity as a sandbox where players define their own goals. Whether you're cataloging alien species, building bases, or apparently running an interstellar sanitation service, the game continues to broaden its scope.

Are you planning to try out the new gravity tools, or does garbage collection in space sound like actual work? Let us know what you think of this latest addition to No Man's Sky.