"No Man's Sky continues to impress with its regular updates, and the most recent one was surely one of the most eventful. That's because it allows players to build massive ships of their own design, with fully explorable interiors, resulting in some epic ships their creators are sharing across the internet. If you frequent NMS spaces online, you've likely seen some of these."
"Own-Astronomer-1296's Sea Duck from Duck Tales Maybe this one technically belongs in the collection of sillier ships you'll find below, but given how ships can now land on water, there's a satisfying fusion of form and function in this Duck Tales recreation. Due_Willow_137's Pyramid ship from Destiny 2 No, this is not a screenshot from Destiny 2, though it sure as hell looks like one."
"solidsharkey's Eagle 5 from Space Balls Having spent countless weeks traveling and living out of a van myself, I've often dreamed of having my own Eagle 5 to just cruise space with. AcoupleofIrishfolk's Nebuchadnezzar from The Matrix While the exterior design of this recreation of Morpheus' ship from The Matrix looks sick, it's the faithfully recreated interior, complete with screens and cab"
No Man's Sky's recent update enables players to build massive ships with fully explorable interiors. Players recreate iconic vessels from Star Wars, DuckTales, Destiny 2, Spaceballs, and The Matrix across the game's galaxy. Some recreations required technical workarounds but achieve high accuracy, as with a detailed Millennium Falcon. Water landing support allows functional designs like the Sea Duck. Pyramid-style builds capture Destiny 2 aesthetics, while an Eagle 5 evokes a road-trip ship identity. A Nebuchadnezzar recreation includes a faithfully recreated interior with screens and cabin fittings. Community creations showcase creativity and the expanded building mechanics.
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