You’ll also need a few technology modules, but you can buy those at most Galactic Trade Terminals. Unfortunately, you can’t jump straight to an Indium Hyperdrive, as the resources you’ll need to build it come from the previous color of star system (i.e., you need Cadmium from a Red system to build an Emeril Hyperdrive, and Emeril from a Green system to build an Indium Hyperdrive). Red systems provide the smallest boost, and Indium the largest. Planets with an “exotic biome” are more likely to appear in these systems. Specifically, you need the Cadmium, Emeril, and Indium Hyperdrives (before the No Man’s Sky Next update, these upgrades were called Warp Reactor Sigma, Tau, and Theta.) These three upgrades allow you to travel to rare Red, Green and Blue star systems, respectively. You can make them a little easier to find with the help of some hyperdrive upgrades. But it’s not entirely random how I found these. No Man’s Sky generates these planets, like all of its planets, procedurally. This is just the way the planet looks: colorless, save for an eerie red light coming from the sky. To be clear, there’s no filter on these images or video. Something seems just a little off about this planet. Or perhaps I’d found the graveyard of the gods. Instead, I found what I can only assume is the aftermath of some horrifying, planet-wide ritual. From space, it seemed normal, with big blue oceans and rugged mountain ranges.
In very same system, I found an even more unsettling planet. What happened on this planet? Honestly, I don’t want to know. Here’s another with a chilling AI-induced post-apocalypse vibe. This is just one of the strange “exotic biome” planets you can find in No Man’s Sky. That and the the fact that you can see the hexagons from space: Totally normal looking planet right. I knew something was up the moment my first scan labeled this a Planet. Just an endless stretch of hexagonal metal, and giant, glowing, mechanical structures that look like cyber fungi. Museyci is not like many other planets in No Man’s Sky.
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